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Regenstrief Institute to Help Improve SSA Disability Determination

April 1st, 2010 · No Comments · Delay, General, Medical Impairment, Medical Treatment

Social Security disability cases may be decided faster due to electronic medical records.  Here is the press release: Regenstrief Institute to help improve disability determination through health information technology INDIANAPOLIS –- The Regenstrief Institute has been awarded a Recovery Act contract to help the U.S. Social Security Administration and Indiana healthcare providers shorten and improve [...]

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Why Your Nurse Pratitioner May Make Your Social Security Disability Case Sick

October 16th, 2009 · No Comments · General, Medical Impairment, Medical Treatment, Rules, SSA

More and more of my clients have seen a Nurse Practitioner for their medical care.  Some like the Nurse Practitioner so much that they no longer actually see the doctor or their return appointments just keep being made with the Nurse Practitioner. The Nurse Practitioner is giving them great care, so why should they care [...]

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Indianapolis Social Security Disability Cases Appeal Processing Time April 2009

June 16th, 2009 · No Comments · Delay, General, Hearings, Medical Treatment, SSA

The good news is that the processing time for appeals that go to hearing in Indianapolis has fallen when compared to the times from June 2008. The average processing time in Indianapolis measured from the Request for Hearing was 896 days at the end of June 2008. At the end of April 2009, the average [...]

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Social Security Disability and Third Party Verification

May 6th, 2009 · No Comments · Attorney Representation, General, Medical Impairment, Medical Treatment, Rules

You only get paid benefits if you can prove that it is your medical impairment that prevents you from working. Many times people pursuing their Social Security Disability Benefits forget that Social Security wants to verify everything from a third party that Social Security considers reliable. They do not remember that if it is not [...]

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What Is Your Level of Pain?

February 5th, 2009 · No Comments · Hearings, Medical Impairment, Medical Treatment

That is what the nurse was asking me recently as I lay in my hospital bed after my surgery. She wanted me to rate my pain from 0 to 10. I had pushed the button for the nurse and asked her for another morphine shot. I knew it was time to have it by the [...]

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