A successful Social Security disability claim is dependent on a lot of variables, but there is nothing more crucial to a Social Security claim than medical evidence to prove your disabilities.
You are going to need to prove you are disabled to the Social Security Administration and the best way to do this is through your medical records and opinions of your doctors. If you are not treating for your disabilities there is little opportunity to prove that you are disabled.
That being said, treating for your conditions is easier said than done. If you are unable to work because of your disabilities you may also lack the resources to provide yourself medical coverage unless a spouse has coverage through an employer. When this is the case it may seem like there are few options available to get medical insurance.
The best option for people who don’t have medical insurance is to call your local county or state and ask about available medical coverage through Medicaid programs. Each state has their own eligibility for these programs, which may require proving lack of financial resources to provide your own coverage. Many low income residents are able to receive the medical coverage they need through these programs, but many others are not.
For these people it may see like there is no where else to turn.
Fortunately the new healthcare law, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obama Care, is set to be implemented soon. The whole purpose of this bill was to ensure that as manyUnited Statesresidents as possible receive access to affordable health care no matter what their current financial situation is.
In addition to this, there are many different free and reduced healthcare clinics that are willing to see patients despite their ability to pay.
A good place to start is by navigating the new Health Insurance Market Place which the vehicle for the new healthcare law. You can do so by clicking here or by calling 800-318-2596.
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