Introduction

Welcome from Eric Shore

Brief Introduction to the Course

Overview of the Social Security Disability Program

Understanding Social Security Disability

Definition of Disability for Social Security

The Listings - Understanding the Blue Book

Eligibility Criteria: Basic Concept of Work Credits

What is the basic definition of disability for Social Security purposes?

How to Apply for Social Security Disability

Gathering Necessary Information: Focus on Medical Evidence

Completing the Application Process

Understanding Concurrent Benefits: Basic Difference Between SSDI and SSI

What to Do If Your Application Is Denied

Understanding the Denial

Filing for Reconsideration: Basic Steps

Preparing for the Disability Hearing

Gathering More Evidence: Role of Medical Records and Doctor's Notes

What to Expect at the Hearing

Handling the Disability Hearing

Tips for Presenting Your Case at the Hearing

Understanding Special Cases: Basic Information for Blind Individuals, Widows, etc.

What is the role of an administrative law judge in a disability hearing?

What to Do If Denied at the Hearing Level

Understanding the Appeals Council: What It Does

Filing a Lawsuit in Federal Court: When This Might Be Necessary

Resources and Assistance

Disability Lawyers: Why They Can Be Helpful

Conclusion

Recap of the Course

Encouragement and Final Advice

What is the basic definition of disability for Social Security purposes?

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