Yes. Most SSD cases are reviewed every 3 years to determine if you are still disabled. Normally, you will not require the assistance of an attorney when your case is reviewed, as long as you continue to follow-up with a doctor every so often.
Yes. You can draw SSD, SSI and Workers’ Compensation. Your SSD and/or SSI benefits will not affect your workers’ compensation benefits. The amount you receive from SSD or SSI may be reduced if you are receiving, have received or may be receiving workers’ compensation benefits. You should discuss this with an attorney who is experienced with Social Security.
Yes. If you are found disabled and awarded benefits, you will become eligible for Medicare and Medicaid approximately 24 months from the date your disability began. This is another reason to apply as soon as you think you are disabled.
