The SSA recognizes systemic sclerosis as an impairment but to be eligible for disability benefits you must be able to provide medical documentation that you meet their definition.
The SSA does not list Osteoarthritis as an impairment in its Blue Book however it might still qualify for disability benefits if certain conditions are met.
If you are attempting to secure disability benefits from the Social Security Administration or from a private Long-Term Disability insurer you may be wondering how much you can receive and how that total is determined.
The SSA does not list Scoliosis as an impairment however it might still qualify for disability benefits if certain conditions are met. An experienced disability lawyer explains.
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