Miami • Dade County Broward County Palm Beach County I have several health problems, but no one of them disables me. It is the combination that disables me. Can I get Social Security disability benefits?Social Security is supposed to consider the combination of impairments that an individual suffers in determining disability. Many, perhaps most claimants for Social Security disability benefits have more than one health problem and the combined effects of all of the health problems must be considered. |
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- How to Testify at Your Disability Hearing
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- Appeals Council
- ALJ Hearings
- The Disability Evaluation Process
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- Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits
- Reconsideration
- Managing Your Treatment
- List of Impairments
- Initial Determination
- Federal Appeals
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