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    Helpful Information for Your Social Security Disability Claim

    Monthly income from Social Security Disability can be just what you need to stay afloat when severe health problems mean you can’t work.

    But whether you’re applying for Social Security Disability benefits or appealing a denial, the system for receiving benefits can seem complicated and overwhelming.

    At Mathis & Mathis Disability Advocates, we take on that system for you. On this page, we’ve gathered resources that can help in this process, including links to government sites and information about the forms you fill out when you’re seeking disability benefits.

    We’ve helped thousands of people win benefits for 30 years, including people in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Alexandria and Northern Virginia, or anywhere in Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware or Pennsylvania. And all around America.

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    Social Security Disability & Health Care Links

    Applying for Social Security Disability Benefits:

    http://www.socialsecurity.gov/applyfordisability/

    Helpful Health Care Information from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services:

    http://www.healthfinder.gov/

    Health Insurance Information from the Federal Government:

    http://healthcare.gov

    Employment Support for People with Disabilities:

    http://ssa.gov/work/

    Social Security News Blog:

    http://socsecnews.blogspot.com

    American College of Rheumatology:

    http://www.rheumatology.org/

    American Diabetes Association:

    http://www.diabetes.org/

    American Cancer Society:

    http://www.cancer.org/

    United States Courts:

    http://www.uscourts.gov/Home.aspx

    National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives:

    http://www.nosscr.org

    TASH disability advocacy group:

    http://www.tash.org/

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    Social Security Disability Forms

    Disability Report—Adult Form SSA-3368-BK

    The Adult Disability Report is one of the first forms you see when you’re applying for Social Security Disability benefits. This is where you explain the health problems that are keeping you from work.

    You’ll include this information on the form:

    • The date when your medical problem began
    • The symptoms you are experiencing
    • Your medical history
    • The medical treatment you have received
    • The doctors who have treated you
    • The medical facilities where you have gone for treatment
    • An explanation of how your health condition prevents you from working
    • An explanation of why you cannot perform past jobs or other jobs you otherwise would be qualified to hold

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    Pre-Application Workers’ Compensation/Public Disability Questionnaire: Form SSA-546

    The Social Security Administration (SSA) uses this form to determine if workers’ comp or other benefits will offset some of your Social Security Disability benefits.

    You’ll include this information on the form:

    • The type of workers’ comp or public disability  benefits you’re receiving
    • The employer where you were injured
    • Your employer’s insurance carrier
    • The date you were injured
    • The period you’ve been receiving workers’ comp
    • The amount of workers’ comp you’ve received
    • Your workers’ comp claim number
    • The status of your claim if you haven’t started receiving workers’ comp

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    Work History Report—Form SSA-3369-BK

    On this form, you’ll give details of your past jobs.

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    Disability Report Appeal—Form SSA-3441-BK

    Filling out this form is the first step in appealing a denial of Social Security Disability benefits.

    You must start your appeal within 60 days of receiving notice that your benefits were denied.

    Don’t leave any details blank on this form.

    You’ll include this information:

    • Details of your medical condition
    • Information about your medical records
    • Details about doctors or other health care professionals you’ve seen
    • Details about hospitals and clinics where you have gone for treatment
    • Information about medications you have taken
    • Details about medical tests you have received
    • An update of your work status
    • An update about your daily activities

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    Recent Medical Treatment—Form HA-4631

    This form is part of appealing a denial of Social Security Disability benefits. You use it to provide details of the medical help you have received for the health problems that force you out of work.

    You’ll include this information on the form: :

    • Every doctor you have seen
    • Dates when you received treatment
    • If you were hospitalized because of your disability, name and address of the hospital
    • Reasons you were hospitalized
    • Details of treatment you received in the hospital

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    Medications—Form HA-4632

    This form is part of appealing a denial of Social Security Disability benefits. You use it to provide details of the medications you’re taking for the health problems that leave you unable to work, and any other health conditions.

    You’ll include this information on the form:

    • Each medication and dosage
    • Date each medication was first prescribed
    • The reason you’re taking each medication
    • The doctor who prescribed each medication
    • Any non-prescription medications you take and the reasons you’re taking them

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    Disability—Form HA-4486

    When you’re appealing a denial of Social Security Disability benefits, this form will ask you to update what has happened with your medical and work situation since you first applied for benefits.

    This is an opportunity to describe your condition, and you should take advantage of the chance to explain your case.

    You’ll include this information on the form:

    • Has your health changed for better or worse?
    • How have your daily activities changed?
    • What new medical treatment have you received?

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    Recent Work History—Form HA-4633

    When you’re appealing a denial of Social Security Disability benefits, you use this form to explain your past jobs.

    Social Security uses the information to decide whether your disability prevents you from doing your previous work, or if you could adjust to a different kind of work.

    You’ll include this information on the form:

    • Dates of employment
    • Names and locations of employers
    • Duties you performed in each job

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    You can get a Social Security Disability advocate to help you complete all the forms and steps that you need to qualify for benefits.

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