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Tom S. Ebbinghouse, Attorney At Law, Social Security Disability Indianapolis, Indiana

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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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SGA – Substantial Gainful Activity- Presumptive Amounts

July 15th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Attorney Representation, Delay, General, Impairment Related Work Expenses, Medical Impairment, Rules, SSA, Substantial Gainful Activity

At Step One of the Five Step Sequential Analysis , Social Security determines if you are engaged in Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA). When you work for someone else and are not self-employed, SSA usually uses a “rule of thumb” to determine if someone is engaged in SGA. According to this “rule of thumb” if you [...]

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