Every day the Social Security Administration sees many claims for benefits. If you are substantially disabled and if there is no way that you have the capacity to work you are probably very frustrated with the system that continues to deny your Social Security Disability Insurance claim. When you know others who don’t appear to be in as bad of shape as you are but they have had filed successful claims and are actively receiving benefits, it can be dumbfounding to manage all of the negative feelings and stress that comes with a denial of SSDI when you really need it, and rightfully so.

If you are struggling with your Florida SSDI claim and you need help, Stephen M. Andrews is a Florida SSDI attorney that can assist you with better navigating the system. There could be multiple reasons why you just can’t seem to get ahead and why you haven’t been able to have any luck with your SSDI claim. Dealing with a denial doesn’t mean that you are out of luck obtaining benefits. When you work with Stephen M. Andrews, there may be issues with your claim that can be remedied so that you gain access to the benefits you need.

What are the Biggest Reasons for SSDI Claim Denials?

First, even though you are suffering a disability that prevents you from being able to work, if you haven’t seen a doctor to have your condition appropriately diagnosed, you may be lacking sufficient documentation proving your limitations. There are situations where claimants, even with health insurance can’t afford the co-pays and premiums to get the medical treatment they need for their ailment. As a result, they don’t have documentation supporting their health issues. Without a qualifying diagnosis and back up information of medical records and doctor’s evaluations, it is very unlikely that you will be able to sustain benefits because simply put, you can’t prove your health issues.

When you see other individuals not struggling with the system the way you are, there could be a couple of explanations for this. First, some individuals are familiar enough with the system to know what doctors to see and what information is necessary to support their claims. Others, who are unfamiliar with the system don’t even attempt to file without help. They take no chances and consult with a Florida SSDI lawyer to have their claims managed and their questions answers.

The SSDI system is not an easy one to navigate and it isn’t fair. There are millions of Americans every year that legitimately need SSDI benefits but for one reason or another are limited from access. Take a homeless individual, for example, someone who has significant mental disease living on the streets would seem like a prime case for benefits. Yet, in this situation, this individual has no resources or wits about them in any way to even begin trying to work with the system.

Do You Need Help with Your Florida SSDI Claim?

You are not alone if you have been unsuccessful with your Florida SSDI claim or if you don’t even know where to begin to file a successful claim. Stephen M. Andrews can help. Call the Tallahassee SSDI attorney today to schedule a free consultation at (850) 906-9599.