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Has an injury kept you from working? Social security may be the solution. If you have been turned down for social security benefits, or if you have yet to apply, an experienced Warren social security attorney can increase your odds of qualifying. Give yourself the best chance of qualifying for social security disability benefits by working with an experienced Warren social security attorney today. Fill out the form on the left today.
The SSI and SSDI system: a real safety net
It is not easy to qualify for social security benefits in every case. Roughly 65% of people are initially turned down. If you have a disability, you will want to make sure you do the best job presenting the nature of your injury to the review board. Most often, the best way to do this is to work with an experienced Warren social security lawyer. Arm yourself with a professional who understands the best tactics for winning your social security claim. If you win your claim, you will be entitled to a monthly benefit payment from the federal government. In many cases, you can also qualify for medical care. For example, SSDI claimants can potentially qualify for Medicare benefits, while SSI claimants qualify for Medicaid benefits.
How can I afford a Social Security lawyer when I can’t work?
Social security lawyers are very affordable. Social security attorneys are paid according to a strict fee schedule. They can only be paid if they win your case for you. That makes sense because claimants usually have not expendable money. The social security system oversees the amount a social security attorney can charge. For example, they are capped at making 25% of the back pay awarded to you. Even then, they can only make a maximum of $6,000 on your case. Don’t wait to contact an experienced Warren Social Security lawyer. Fill out the form on the left.
SSDI and SSI Eligibility
The Social Security System can provide you with monthly payments if you qualify. To qualify for either the SSI (Supplemental Security Income) or SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) programs, you must meet their criteria. Generally, to qualify for either, you must suffer from an injury that prevents you from working for a year or more (or one that results in death). Both systems are explained below.
SSDI - Contact an experienced Warren Disability Insurance Attorney Now
SSDI is a benefit program based on prior work history. For example, you must have worked a certain number of the past years (depending on your age) and paid into the social security system to receive disability payments. Some SSDI beneficiaries also qualify for Medicaid.
The federal SSI program – work with a qualified Warren Disability Attorney
SSI is truly a last line of defense for those who are disabled and have no money. SSI is welfare-based, which means that it is paid out regardless of your work history (unlike SSDI). SSI recipients receive monthly checks, and may also qualify for aid from the state, food stamps, and Medicaid. Don’t wait.Contact an experienced Warren SSI lawyer today.
The Process, Appeals and Applications - Warren Disability Appeals Lawyer
Applicants can begin the process in multiple ways: online, over the phone, and in person. The government takes around four to six months to review your case. If you have been denied, you can appeal your case. At appeal, you will have to prove that your condition qualifies as a disability. If you do not feel comfortable appearing on your own behalf, an attorney may present your case for you.
The following are a few examples of the types of injuries and illnesses that have previously qualified as a disability:
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Liver Damage Ischemic Heart Disease Recurrent Arrhythmias Schizophrenia Lung Transplant |
Lung Infections Pneumoconiosis Cystic Fibrosis Mental Retardation Hallucinations |
Gastritis Pancreatitis Bronchiectasis Personality Disorders Peripheral Neuropathies |
Nearest Local SSI Office
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Social Security Administration 26200 21 Mile Road Chesterfield, Michigan48051 (800) 772-1213 |
Warren Hospitals
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Southeast Michigan Surgical Hospital 21230 Dequindre Road Warren, Michigan 48091 (586) 427-1000 Saint John Macomb-Oakland Hospital 11800 East Twelve Mile Road Warren, Michigan 48093 (586) 573-5443 |
Saint John Hospital and Medical Center 22101 Moross Detroit, Michigan 48236 (313) 343-4000 Beaumont Hospital, Grosse Pointe 468 Cadieux Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 (313) 473-1000 |
If you do not have any healthcare insurance or any other ability to pay, there are facilities that probably will treat you in Warren Hospitals They are:
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Henry Ford Health System 8600 Chicago Road Warren, Michigan 48093-5546 (586) 939-5450 Pioneer Counseling Center 36250 Dequindre Road Sterling Heights, Michigan 48310-7143 (586) 795-0569 |
Park Family Health Care 12871 East Jefferson Avenue Detroit, Michigan 48215-2754 (313) 821-3900 Rochester Urgent Care 215 Auburn Road Rochester, Michigan48307 (248) 853-2009 |
Warren Social Security Lawyers serve client throughout Southeastern Michigan, including Allen Park, Amherstburg, Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Clinton TWP, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Detroit, Detroit Metro, Eastpoint, Famington Hills, Flint, Grosse Pointe Woods, Hamtramck, Lincoln Park, Livonia, Pontiac, Redford, Romulus, Royal Oak, Saint Clair Shores, Southgate, Taylor, Tecumseh, Warren, Waterford, West Bloomfield, Wyandotte, areas in the vicinity of Selfridge Air Force Base, and other communities in Macomb County.