This list of conditions which may qualify one to receive Social Security disability benefits is not intended to be authoritarian in nature and is provided only for your information. This information may not be the latest rulings provided by the SSA. Detailed information can be obtained from the Social Security Administration's website where this information was obtained. You may also fill out the form on this page for a FREE claim evaluation.
Chronic renal diseases such as chronic glomerulonephritis,
hypertensive renal vascular disease, diabetic nephropathy, chronic
obstructive uropathy and hereditary nephropathies may result in
genitourinary impairments and the need for Social Security disability
benefits.
The key to receiving disability benefits for renal disease is to prove that it is getting or has gotten worse. You will need to provide documentation providing doctor's notes and lab reports showing a progressive worsening of renal function over a period of at least three months that also interferes with your ability to work.
The Cochran Firm Disability Lawyers can provide you with a FREE disability evaluation and can also assist you in filing or appealing your disability claim. Fill out the form now.
In general, proof of receiving long term kidney dialysis as a verifiable result of renal failure or renal insufficiency is enough to qualify you to receive Social Security disability benefits. Of course, you will still need to go through the claims application process and provide all of the doctor's documentation providing proof of the need for dialysis. If your claim is denied you may obtain assistance from the Cochran Firm Disability Lawyers' Social Security disability attorneys for help in re-filing and appealing your disability claim.
Although kidney transplants are increasingly more common, as with most transplants, you are probably eligible for a twelve month period of Social Security disability payments starting with the date of your transplant. After twelve months the SSA will reconsider your condition and level of function taking into consideration other physical problems you may have, reactions to medications and your ability to function then make a determination if your benefits should continue.
It is important that your genitourinary impairment be persistent, meaning it is likely to last greater than a twelve month time period. As with some other impairments, genitourinary problems can be caused by multiple conditions. Each problem by itself may not be adequate for you to obtain Social Security disability benefits, but a combination of problems may be more than enough for you to receive your disability payments.
If you are unsure if your injury, illness or pain allows you to qualify for disability insurance, the acclaimed Cochran Firm Disability Lawyers offers you a FREE consultation whereby your claim may be evaluated. If your case is accepted, our experienced Social Security disability lawyers can help you obtain the benefits you deserve through the Disability System. Under the Cochran Firm Disability Lawyers' Social Security disability program, you will not be charged unless we win your disability benefits for you.
Social Security disability benefits may change soon! Click here to find out why.
Your Social Security case evaluationn
is FREE.
The
Cochran Firm Disability Lawyers,
one of the top and largest SSI and SSDI legal firms in the nation, will contact you back to start
the evaluation.
Musculoskeletal System
(back & joint pain, fractures, injuries, Carpal Tunnel)
Respiratory System
(lung diseases such as asthma, sleep apnea)
Digestive System
(gastrointestinal, liver, bowel, nutrition)
Hematological Disorders
(blood related problems)
Endocrine Disorders
(diabetes, pancreatitis)
Neurological
(brain, stroke, seizures, Parkinson's, head
injuries, migraines)
Malignant Neoplastic Diseases
(cancers & tumors)
Special Senses and Speech
(hearing, vision, vertigo)
Cardiovascular System
(heart attacks, chronic heart failure, blood clots)
Genitourinary Impairments
(kidney disease, dialysis)
Skin Disorders
(light sensitivity, burns)
Impairments that Affect Multiple Body Systems
(Down Syndrome)
Mental Disorders
(autism, anxiety, depression, eating disorders and more)
Immune System Disorders
(HIV, lupus, arthritis)