On this blog, we often describe the challenges that people face when they are applying for disability benefits. Applicants often have to worry about paperwork, medical bills, court hearings and extensive time delays that can cause considerable anxiety. But after all is said and done, being approved for SSDI can resolve a number of issues.
SSDI and family benefits
When and if a person is disabled, either physically or mentally, he or she may be eligible to pursue Social Security disability benefits. These benefits are available to people who have contributed to Social Security during the course of their employment but are no longer able to work. This support allows a person to collect regular payments that are intended to cover basic living expenses and medical care costs.
Phone app could predict manic episodes for bipolar sufferers
Mood disorders affect millions of people in the U.S. Many people are able to seek treatment and manage their symptoms in such a way that allows them to continue working and take care of themselves. Unfortunately, there are some severe cases where people are so affected by the various degrees of disability caused by their condition that they cannot do these things.
Which mental disorders may be eligible for SSDI coverage?
Struggling with a disabling illness or injury can prove to be a life-changing situation. People can experience enormous levels of stress, frustration and fear, whether a condition gets worse over time or comes on suddenly as a result of an accident or other event.
