Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides monthly benefits when a qualifying disability prevents you from working. The application process is complex — most initial claims are denied — and experienced advocates can improve your odds of approval.
SSDI vs SSI — what's the difference?
- SSDI — based on work credits and prior FICA contributions
- SSI (Supplemental Security Income) — need-based program for low income
- Both require medical evidence of a disability lasting 12+ months
- Appeals process — reconsideration, ALJ hearing, and federal court review
Free SSDI eligibility evaluation
Complete the form above for a confidential review of your work history, medical conditions, and current claim status. Disability advocates in our network explain next steps — from initial application to appeals — at no upfront cost for evaluation.
Common SSDI qualifying conditions
- Musculoskeletal disorders — back injuries, arthritis, joint replacements
- Mental health conditions — depression, anxiety, PTSD
- Neurological disorders — MS, epilepsy, stroke recovery
- Cardiovascular and respiratory impairments
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