Learn Important Information About Handling a Social Security Disability Claim
Keefe Disability Law focuses our practice on educating the community about how the disabled can seek assistance from the government through the Social Security disability program. Let our attorneys help you navigate the complicated world of a Social Security disability claim and take action if you are denied.
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New England Social Security Disability Coverage Free consultation: Unsure if your condition is covered by Social Security Disability? Keefe Disability Law can guide you with your strategy. -
How to Get SS Benefits for Esophageal Cancer Esophageal cancer can leave patients with a number of financial concerns. Here, learn how to qualify for SS benefits and expedited application approval. -
Eligibility for SS If You Have a Pacemaker or Defibrillator Having a pacemaker or defibrillator doesn't automatically qualify you for SS. However, if you're unable to work, you may be eligible for benefits. -
How a MELAS Diagnosis Affects SS Disability Eligibility MELAS is a serious disorder that affects the brain, nervous system, and muscles, causing debilitating symptoms. People with MELAS may qualify for SS benefits. -
Does An Eating Disorder Make Me Eligible for SS Benefits? If the symptoms of a severe eating disorder prevent you from working, you may be eligible for SS benefits. Click here to learn more. -
Patients With Severe Syringomyelia May Be Eligible for SS Syringomyelia is a serious condition that may become debilitating over time. If your syringomyelia prevents you from working, you may qualify for disability. -
Cervical Cancer Patients May Be Eligible for SS Benefits Cervical cancer is a serious illness that requires extensive treatment. If your cancer prevents you from working, you may be eligible for SS. -
SSA May Expedite Approval of Benefits for Pancreatic Cancers Pancreatic cancers are aggressive and quickly become debilitating. Patients diagnosed with pancreatic cancer may have their SS applications expedited. -
Debilitating Muscular Dystrophy May Qualify You for SS Muscular dystrophy is a group of serious genetic diseases that cause muscle weakness and dysfunction. If you have muscular dystrophy, you may qualify for SS. -
Applying for SS Benefits for Short Bowel Syndrome Short bowel syndrome can cause a range of symptoms that may make it difficult to work. If your SBS prevents you from holding a job, you may qualify for SS. -
Coronary Heart Disease and Disability Benefit Qualification If you have from coronary heart disease, the symptoms may limit you from working. SSA disability benefits can help. A Boston disability lawyer explains. -
Applying for SS Benefits If You Have Peripheral Neuropathy Peripheral neuropathy can cause debilitating symptoms making it difficult to work. Here, learn how to apply for SS benefits. -
If PTSD Prevents You From Working, You Can Apply for SS The symptoms of PTSD can make it difficult to hold a job. Here, learn how to apply for SS disability benefits. -
Applying for SS Benefits If You Have Sarcoidosis Sarcoidosis can be a debilitating condition. If sarcoidosis has left you unable to work, you may be entitled to SS benefits. -
How to Get Social Security Disability Benefits for Migraines Migraines can be debilitating, but it’s not easy to get disability benefits for this condition. Here, learn how documentation can help strengthen your case. -
Hip Replacement Fail from Metal on Metal - SSI Available Learn how metal erosion and other failure from a defective hip implant or replacement can hurt your lifestyle—and make it impossible for you to work. -
Qualifying for Disability Benefits With Aortic Aneurysm Our Massachusetts disability lawyer explains how an aortic aneurysm can limit your lifestyle, and how Social Security disability benefits can help you survive. -
Mental Disorders in Children That May Qualify for Disability As you care for your child with a mental disorder you worry about his future. Here we list the nine mental disorders that may qualify your child for disability. -
Chronic Lyme Disease and Social Security Disability Chronic Lyme disease affects 10 to 20 percent of those who’ve been treated with antibiotics. If you are suffering, you could qualify for SSD. -
Which Childhood Neurological Disorders Qualify for Disability? The Social Security Administration has a narrow definition of which neurological conditions qualify as a disability in children; find them here.