Social Security Disability (SSD) is a federal program that provides financial assistance to individuals who are unable to work due to disabilities. To qualify for SSD benefits an individual must have either physical or mental impairments that last at least one year or result in death and they should also meet certain employment requirements by paying Social Security taxes over time. being eligible for Medicare/Medicaid coverage may depend on the severity of their condition(s).
The amount received as monthly benefit depends on how much was earned during working years while contributing towards Social Security funds; those with higher earnings will receive larger amounts than others whose contributions were lower . Those receiving SSDI benefits must continue meeting criteria set forth by the government agency responsible for administering these programs – The Social Security Administration (SSA). Failure to do so could lead to termination of benefits altogether . Navigating through this process can be challenging without professional guidance from attorneys specializing in such matters , advocates or other knowledgeable sources . Seeking out expert advice early on when considering applying for SSD benefits increases chances of success later down line if needed .
Understanding Social Security Disability