Social Security Disability Exam Advice
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- čas přidán 23. 03. 2023
- Social Security Listing of Impairments: www.ssa.gov/disability/profes...
Advice: show up - show up early. Bring photo ID, your medications, and your eyeglasses. Don't bring your medical records. Focus on the medical problems you have now that make it difficult for you to work. Avoid spending a lot of time describing what happened in the past or what may happen in the future. Be as specific as possible. "I can't stand for a long time" is vague. "I can't stand for more than 15 minutes due to knee pain" is specific. Maintain your credibility - describe your problems accurately, and do your best to cooperate with the exam, but don't hurt yourself. Good luck! - Zábava
Thanks, I received $38, OOO back pay, your videos helped a lot, well worth watching
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How is that you got that much back pay I thought they only go back one year
@@MSD-ii2qe3 1/2 is what I've been told
Yes !! Your videos definitely help. Show up on time. Be polite and cordial. Be very clear and directs as to symptoms and limitations. And most of all be honest. They are professionals and will know. We all thank you.
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I find your videos to be very helpful. I haven't had to see a doctor for an evaluation, but I am struggling with getting disability. I have a lot of health issues that are painful, but my representatives failed to make sure the SSA had all of my medical records, and then when I had a hearing the records were not in front of the judge, so I am having to appeal and make sure all of my records are sent to the appeals council. I'm so stressed. There is no way I can work.
I dont know where to begin when I go to the dissability appointment I was denied ssi benefits more than once and im very apprehensive to go through this process again
Hi Dr. Foster. Your videos have been very helpful. My friend had a SSDI special medical exam and the exam lasted 30 min. He did a quick physical exam, examined the left elbow for pain (deformity). He asked why are you here & proceeded to type his responses to his questions. He used your videos to help him prepare & respond to questions. At the end of the exam the Dr pulled down his mask, smiled warmly and told my friend he should hear back from the SSA in about 3-4 weeks. In your opinion, do you think the exam went favorable?
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