Disability Conditions

What Conditions Qualify For Disability?

Common injuries and conditions, uncommon injuries and conditions, physical conditions, diseases, mental health issues — the truth is that almost any serious condition or illness has the potential to be disabling. Unfortunately, the fact that you are actually disabled won’t matter much unless you can convince the Social Security Administration (SSA) that you cannot work. At Chermol & Fishman, LLC, our entire practice is dedicated to helping people obtain Social Security disability insurance (SSD) and supplemental security income (SSI) benefits. It is the only work we do. Our attorneys previously worked for the SSA for years. Now in private practice, they can use that knowledge and perspective from the inside to help you succeed. These impairments are not a complete listing of the common disabling conditions, injuries, diseases and impairments recognized by the Social Security Administration. These are only examples. In other words, if your condition or impairment isn’t listed, do not worry or assume that you won’t qualify for benefits.The important thing to take away here is that simply having one of these injuries or conditions is not enough. The impairment must be carefully described so that it fits within one of SSA’s accepted definitions of a disabling injury, illness or condition. Our Social Security disability lawyer knows what SSA and their administrative law judges are looking for when they review a claimant’s materials and can help to prepare your case accordingly.

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List Of Disabilities:

Disability for Todd’s Syndrome

Disability for Dupuytren’s Contracture

Disability for Pelizaeus-Merzbacher Disease

Scleroderma and Disability

Benefits for Pseudotumor Cerebri

Is Thrombocytosis Considered A Disability?

Is Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome a Disability?