What medical conditions will Social Security consider disabling?

Just about any disease or disorder diagnosed by a doctor can be disabling under Social Security law.

But Social Security has always had a special list of impairments (because they impair the ability to work) which helps them shortcut the decision-making process. This list is categorized by "body systems" and has specific required criteria under each condition.

How do you know if you have a condition that is listed?

See the list below (and click on each category) for more information and specific questions that will help you assess the severity of your medical condition.

Musculoskeletal

Special Senses & Speech

Respiratory

Cardiovascular

Digestive

Genitourinary

Hematological

Skin

Endocrine

Neurological

Mental

Malignant Neoplastic

Immune System

Unlisted Impairments

If you are not in treatment for your conditions, you may have a difficult time establishing disability under Social Security Law.

Learn more about obtaining access to health care at our Wellness link above.

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