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Qualifying conditions

Does my condition qualify for disability?

Social Security maintains a manual of impairments — everyone calls it the Blue Book — that sets out what medical evidence each condition needs. Meeting a listing isn't the only path to approval, but it's the fastest one. Here's what the book actually says.

Endocrine

Diabetes Mellitus Listing 9.00

Immune and multi-system

Fibromyalgia Rheumatoid Arthritis Listing 14.09

Mental

Anxiety Disorders Listing 12.06 Bipolar Disorder Listing 12.04 Major Depressive Disorder Listing 12.04 PTSD Listing 12.15

Musculoskeletal

Degenerative Disc Disease Listing 1.15 Spinal Stenosis Listing 1.16

Neurological

Migraine Multiple Sclerosis Listing 11.09 Peripheral Neuropathy Listing 11.14

Respiratory

COPD Listing 3.02

Not sure where your condition fits?

Most approvals don't come from matching a listing exactly. They come from showing you can't sustain full-time work. Answer a few questions.

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See if you qualify

Answer a few questions about your situation and we'll tell you where you stand — no cost, and no obligation to hire anyone.

Are you currently working?
How long has your condition kept you from working full-time?
What's your age?
Have you already applied for Social Security disability?
How long ago were you denied?

You generally have 60 days from the date on the denial letter to appeal.

Are you currently seeing a doctor for your condition?

Medical records are the main thing Social Security looks at.

What state do you live in?
Last step — where should we send your results?

An independent advocate will review your answers and call you. There's no cost to you and no obligation to hire anyone.

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