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here or on the book image. Explains
the Social Security disability program with pictures. Shows what
to do and not do.
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Disability
Workbook for Social Security Applicants, Seventh
Ed. 2008, by Douglas M. Smith, Attorney at Law. Explains
how to document a winning disability claim, and appeal
successfully when Social Security makes errors. Available
as e-book. Click
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Disability Evaluation in a Nutshell: Three Minute Guide to Effective Medical Reports.
Identifies questions to be addressed by doctors in reports to Social Security about patients with disabilities. June 2005. (16 pages)
Available
as e-book. Click here to order
Disability Evaluation in a Nutshell: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Shows
how to apply the principles of Social Security Ruling
99-2p to writing persuasive medical reports that satisfy
Social Security disability standards. Winter 2004-2005.
(24 pages)
Available as an e-book. Click here to order

Disability Evaluation in a Nutshell: Interstitial Cystitis.
Shows how to apply the principles of Social Security Ruling, SSR 02-2p to writing persuasive medical reports that satisfy Social Security disability standards. Winter 2004-2005. (24 pages)
Available as an e-book. Click here to order
Preparing for Your Disability Review
Explains the main
types of disability reviews and how beneficiaries can respond
to them effectively. Fall
2003. (32 pages)
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When SSA Asks Repayment
Explains how to respond to Social Security when they ask for money back.
Winter 1999 (12 pages)
Available
as e-book. Click here to order
A Helping Hand -- with Social Security Disability (Illustrated)
Explains the Social Security disability program with pictures.Winter
2004 (16 pages) Available as an e-book. Click here to order
Recipe for Winning DI Benefits from SSA
Compares proving disability with following a recipe to bake a cake.Summer-Fall
2004 (24 pages)
Available
as e-book. Click here to order
Proving Disability to SSA: Overcoming Challenges in the Disability Claim Process
Shows
how disabled applicants can win quickly by thoroughly
documenting Fall 2003. (24 pages). People who have
the Disability Workbook do not need this booklet.
Available
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Moderate Work: Congress Encourages SSDI Beneficiaries to Work, Within Limits
This
special issue shows how Social Security “work incentive” rules
may enable Disability Insurance (SSDI) beneficiaries
to earn moderate
amounts of money without losing benefits. March 2007
(8 pages).
Available
as e-book. Click here to order
Winning SSDI While Working
Describes how SSA may award benefits despite coninuation of work. Winter
2005 (16 pages)
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as e-book. Click here to order
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SSA CLASSIFIES STILL MORE CONDITIONS FOR QUICKER COMPASSIONATE ALLOWANCE
Social Security has added 13 more conditions to the list of "Compassionate Allowance" or "CAL" conditions. This brings the number of Compassionate Allowance conditions to 116. The recently enlarged list became effective December 10, 2011. The list was enlarged this summer as well.
According to SSA, "the [CAL] initiative is designed to quickly identify diseases and other medical conditions that invariably qualify under the Listing of Impairments based on minimal, but sufficient, objective medical information.
"If the condition does not meet these strict criteria, it will not be designated as a CAL case.
"All CAL-identified conditions are entered into the Predictive Model (PM) and are selected for CAL processing based solely on the claimant’s allegations listed on the SSA-3368 (Disability Report—Adult) or SSA-3820—(Disability Report—Child). Like Quick Disability Determinations (QDD), CAL cases will receive expedited processing within the context of the existing disability determination process." Program Operation Manual System (POMS) DI 23022.015
Go to
Social Security Internet web site for a complete list of conditions qualifying for CAL processing.
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