COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Question: If I'm found disabled, will they continually review my case?
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Answer
Yes, there is a process called Continuing Disability Review. How often they will review your case depends upon each case situation. If the medical condition that caused your disability is likely to improve within a year, they would likely set it up for review in a year. If it is probable that your disability is permanent, they may review your case every three or five years, and sometimes not at all. The system is set up to review all cases; however, the system is backlogged and it seems that many of the claims involving a clearly permanently totally disabled person are not reviewed. The Social Security Administration is improving their review processes at this time, but the results have not yet been realized.
On behalf of McCULLOUGH, WAREHEIM & LaBUNKER, P.A. we hope this material will be of benefit to you in answering your questions relative to social security disability. Contact one of our SSD claims lawyers representing clients in Kansas City, Kansas (and throughout the State of Kansas) today to schedule a free consult on your file.