What Social Security Disability Can Do for You

Getting Social Security disability can change you life--for the better. Many people are reluctant to apply for disability benefits because they don't want to admit they are disabled. But being unable to work often produces a downward spiral that greatly reduces qualify of life. The individual may be struggling financially, with no source of regular income. If there is no health insurance to pay for treatment, then effective medical treatment can be out of reach. This produces more pain and discomfort and may cause or exacerbate depression, anxiety or other mental disorders.

Receiving Social Security disability benefits can do several things to improve quality of life.

1. A regular monthly payment up to $3,011 per month (deposited right to your bank).

2. A lump sum payment to cover months you were entitled to benefits before applying.

3. Medicare health insurance to pay doctors, hospitals or other providers.

4. Availability of prescription drug coverage to pay most or all of your prescriptions.

5. The possibility of getting dental and vision insurance for little or no cost.

6. Coverage for mental health visits or treatment, as needed.

7. A monthly benefit that automatically converts to retirement benefits when you reach full retirement age.

These are some of the important benefits available under SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance).

The Forsythe Firm in Huntsville and Franklin, TN has been helping disabled individuals get these benefits for two decades. We have a high success rate. Data shows that you are more than twice as likely to be approved when using a highly qualified attorney or advocate to help you.

You may speak to one of our counselors or advocates for free. We will never charge for anything we do. If you win your benefits and receive back pay, the government will withhold our pre-approved fee and pay us directly. It costs you nothing to adjudicate your claim--even if it must go before a judge. Call the Forsythe Firm at (256) 799-0297 today.