The conditions we help people win SSDI cases for.
SSDI eligibility is about what your condition prevents you from doing — not just the name of the diagnosis. We've handled cases across virtually every diagnostic category. Below are the conditions most commonly represented in Tennessee SSDI cases.
It's not about what you have. It's about what it prevents.
SSA uses a Blue Book of medical listings — specific criteria for hundreds of conditions. But most successful SSDI cases don't meet a listing exactly. They're won through residual functional capacity (RFC) analysis: documenting how your condition prevents you from sitting, standing, walking, lifting, concentrating, interacting, or otherwise performing substantial work.
Translation:the condition doesn't have to be famous, well-known, or even have its own SSA listing. What matters is how it affects your ability to work — and how well that's documented in your medical record.
SSDI conditions we handle.
Our practice spans every major category Social Security recognizes — the 14 body-system groups SSA uses to evaluate disability, from musculoskeletal and cardiovascular to mental and neurological. If your condition keeps you from working, it almost certainly falls within one of them.
Musculoskeletal & physical disabilities.
Mental health & cognitive conditions.
Heart & lung conditions.
Brain & nervous system conditions.
Cancer, autoimmune, kidney, and emerging conditions.
Don't see your condition listed?
We've handled SSDI cases across virtually every diagnostic category — many of them not listed here. If your condition prevents you from working and you're not sure whether you qualify, the free case review will tell you.
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