Social Security Disability (SSDB)

A number of medical conditions may prevent you from working and earning a livable wage. A long-term disability may qualify you to receive SSD assistance. Qualifying disabilities may include:

 

• Neurological disabilities— Tremors from seizure disorders or diseases like Parkinson’s impede small motor functioning required by many jobs.

• Hemophilia — Excessive medical leave may prohibit earnings.

• Mental health illnesses — Anxiety and depression can be debilitating.

• Heart failure — Signaling the need for stress prevention and intensive medical care.

• Spinal disorders — The injuries often affect coordination or cognitive functioning.