Work has become difficult
Your health makes it harder to keep up with the demands of your job.
Questions about SSDI or SSI? Whether you are considering an application or facing a denial, start with your situation. Call to discuss your next step, or complete a guided review.
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Choose your situation. Find a practical place to begin.
Think about when your health began affecting work and the treatment you have received. You can share these details in the review.
Explore this stageYou may be preparing to apply, waiting on a decision, or trying to understand what comes next. Start with the situation that feels familiar.
Your health makes it harder to keep up with the demands of your job.
Everyday tasks require more effort, adjustments, or help.
Your limitations are ongoing, rather than a brief setback.
Symptoms or treatment interrupt a consistent work schedule.
You want to understand the process and possible next steps.
You are not sure which program or information applies to you.
Choose your claim stage and write down the questions you want to discuss.
Call using the number above, or complete the guided questions and choose your contact preference.
Review the information that applies to you and keep important notices and treatment details together.
Speaking with someone may be easier than searching through everything yourself.
It's about more than a diagnosis. Learn how symptoms and limitations may relate to disability benefits.
Pain, reduced mobility, or difficulty sitting and standing.
Learn moreJoint pain and stiffness can make everyday work more difficult.
Learn moreReduced stamina may affect a consistent work routine.
Learn moreChanges in movement, concentration, or coordination.
Learn moreEmotional and cognitive challenges can affect daily work.
Learn moreComplications and treatment needs may affect work.
Learn moreA denial can leave you unsure where to turn. Start with your notice, the stage of your claim, and what you want to understand next.
Keep your most recent decision and any hearing notice nearby. Follow the instructions in those documents; contacting this website does not file an appeal or extend a deadline.
Tell us a little about your situation. You don't need to have all the answers.
This is a preliminary request for information, not an official benefits application or an eligibility decision.
Choose the answer that fits best.
Plain language that helps you make sense of SSDI and SSI.
An approachable way to explore your situation and next steps.
No Social Security number or medical document uploads requested.
Practical information, without promises or pressure.
If your health affects work, you are considering applying, or you have questions about a claim decision, the guided questions help organize the information you want to discuss.
Start with your claim stage, work situation, treatment history, and main questions. Keep any recent notice nearby. You do not need to upload medical records or a Social Security number here.
Yes. Choose the denied or appeal stage to find relevant next-step information. Follow your official notice instructions; a review request does not file an appeal.
No. This is an independent website. A request here does not apply for benefits, determine eligibility, or establish legal representation.
Yes. The review step shows your case, personal, and contact details. You can go back, correct an answer, and read the consent language before submitting.
Call to learn more about your SSDI and SSI options, or request an eligibility review at your own pace.