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If you're asking, "How do I qualify for Social Security Disability benefits?"—you’re not alone. It's one of the most common questions we hear at Midwest Disability Specialists, where we proudly serve residents throughout Detroit and the Metro Detroit area. Whether you're just beginning the application process or you've already been denied, we’re here to help you navigate the Social Security system and fight for the benefits you deserve.

Learn how to prepare for your Social Security disability interview and why hiring a disability attorney significantly improves your chances of approval. Midwest Disability Specialists is here to help.

When a child is diagnosed with a serious physical or mental health condition, it can be life-altering for the entire family. Understanding the medical and financial criteria—and the types of conditions that typically meet SSA standards—can help parents better navigate this complex process.

Every year, millions of Americans apply for Social Security Disability benefits because they can no longer work due to a serious health condition. For many, this process is overwhelming, confusing, and filled with uncertainty. At Midwest Disability Specialists, we help people navigate this complex system and fight for the support they deserve.

While the Social Security Administration administers both SSD and SSI, they are completely different programs. Learn about the differences.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes various mental disorders as potentially disabling conditions.

Many people who suffer a disability in Michigan are concerned about their ability to collect Social Security Disability (SSD).

What to expect at an administrative disability hearing and some tips on how to prepare.

In order to determine if you are eligible for SSD benefits if you are still employed, you need to know the fundamental rules.

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a program that helps people who can’t work because of a disability.

If you have been denied benefits at the initial claim level, you are not alone. According to SSA, 67% of applicants are denied.

We will explore the five main reasons why applicants get denied for Disability, and how you can avoid the major pitfalls when applying.