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Get the latest news about Social Security Disability and the Nash Disability Law Firm.
Get the latest news about Social Security Disability and the Nash Disability Law Firm.
An in-person visit to a Social Security office can be important when you need personal assistance with complex situations, require help navigating paperwork, have questions that can’t be easily answered over the phone, or need to provide original documents that cannot be submitted electronically. This is especially true if you’re dealing with a significant life change
Before the COVID pandemic, if you were appealing a denial of Social Security Disability benefits, you basically had only one option for your appeal hearing: going to a Social Security Administration (SSA) facility to appear before an administrative law judge, either live in person or by video teleconference with another SSA office. When disability hearing offices
It is not hard to understand the tantalizing allure of Medicare Advantage (MA) plans—also known as Medicare Part C. The private insurers behind the government-funded plans promise to provide seniors and people with disabilities the same benefits they would get from traditional Medicare plans at low or even $0 premiums. Furthermore, they often offer extra
Spotlight on One of the Professional Team Members Who Works for You at Nash Disability Law. “I came to the states from Bolivia at the age of seven,” recalls Carolina, Case Management Lead at Nash Disability Law. “There was only one person who spoke Spanish in my whole grade, and she refused to help translate.