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How We Help Our Clients

Achieve their Social Security Disability Goals, Like No Other Firm

When you contact us for a FREE evaluation, we can quickly assess your situation and submit a claim for SSDIB, SSI, or both, that is correctly filed and documented. You’ll owe us nothing until we are successful in getting you your benefits. You get top quality legal representation without worrying about spending money you can't afford.

 

When you choose Joy Disability, Stephanie and her tight knit staff will provide you with a full assortment of services including:

 

  • Providing you with the steps to give us the information we need from you to get you the strongest case possible for your situation

  • Drafting and filing all necessary forms for initial application,  appeal for reconsideration or request for a hearing

  • Ensuring your medical records get in front of the SSA adjudicator

  • Analyzing your medical and other records and advising you on best steps to improving the strength of your evidence

  • Thoroughly reviewing your Social Security file to find any possible weaknesses and determine what you need to receive benefits

  • Interacting with your adjudicator whenever possible, providing legal arguments and fact assessments for persuasive interaction with the individual deciding your claim

  • Providing customized access to a secure website where your pertinent correspondence, legal documents and medical records can be available to you 24/7

  • Guiding you through each step of the process, at the appropriate time so that you can be prepared and know what to expect

  • Reminding you of your doctor appointments with Social Security doctors

  • Preparing you and Representing you at a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge if you case goes to hearing

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Difference Between SSDIB and SSI -

We handle Both!

Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits are ...
... not welfare and are not SSI.  They are also referred to as "Title 2" benefits.  They are time limited, like term insurance, so you do not want to wait long after becoming disabled, to apply.  You snooze, you may lose, unfortunately. You paid for them, now use them when you need them.

You have worked for years, paying the premiums for Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits through your taxes.  Now you have medical impairments (physical and/or mental) that prevent you from working.  How do you get the benefits you deserve, and have paid for, when you cannot work due to your physical or mental conditions?

 

We know how to manage the process so that you have the best possibility of success.  We understand what kind of evidence is needed, in this ever changing and sometimes hostile SSA environment and the best strategies for getting it.  There is a high percentage of denials out there - over half of the claims submitted for benefits are denied, and that number seems to be growing - you do not want to take chances. We can help. Don't wait, or try to file a claim on your own.  Although some disability firms are not willing to do the early work, before you even apply, we prefer it!  We want it done right, right from the start, and are willing to put in that time for you. 

 

The problems inherent in making a claim can be distressing, confusing and lead to more anxiety, financial trouble and stress when you are already suffering. We are here to help you get this issue under control, and to help you pursue the benefits you deserve.  You are never alone. Fill out our quick and easy online Disability Evaluation Form and one of us at Joy Disability will call you.  Or, just call, anytime.  Better yet, call NOW..

Supplemental Security Income (SSI)is...
 
... not actually Social Security Insurance benefits at all, is it a welfare type program for those lacking in income and resources, who are disabled, it is administered by the SSA, just as SSDIB is.  It is also known as "Title 16" benefits.

Even if you have not worked outside of the home, or not in a long time, and are not insured for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDIB), you may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), a needs-based program also handled by the Social Security Administration (SSA).  In fact, often people are eligible for both.  If you are severely financially strapped with little to no income or resources, and can not work due to your medical problems, we can help!  Fill out our quick and easy online Disability Evaluation Form and one of us at Joy Disability will call you.  Or, just call.

 

Contact us NOW!

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