Skip to content
Back Home
  • Home
  • Practice Areas
    • Social Security Disability and SSI Law
    • Medicaid Eligibility Solutions
    • Liability Claim Resolution
    • LTD / STD Appeals and ERISA Litigation
    • VA Disability Appeals
  • About O’Brien & Feiler
    • Thomas O’Brien | President, Attorney-at-Law
    • Lloyd M. Feiler | Founder
    • Map OBF
  • Knowledge Base
    • Visit the OBF Knowledge Base
    • OBF TV
    • Disability Judge Decision Statistics (ALJ Stats)
    • Common Disability Definitions
    • Georgia Low Cost Medical Clinics
    • Hearing Office Locations
  • Blog
  • Search
Back Home
  • Search
  • Home
  • Practice Areas
    • Social Security Disability and SSI Law
    • Medicaid Eligibility Solutions
    • Liability Claim Resolution
    • LTD / STD Appeals and ERISA Litigation
    • VA Disability Appeals
  • About O’Brien & Feiler
    • Thomas O’Brien | President, Attorney-at-Law
    • Lloyd M. Feiler | Founder
    • Map OBF
  • Knowledge Base
    • Visit the OBF Knowledge Base
    • OBF TV
    • Disability Judge Decision Statistics (ALJ Stats)
    • Common Disability Definitions
    • Georgia Low Cost Medical Clinics
    • Hearing Office Locations
  • Blog
Newspaper Clipping
Disability Information

Disability News to Use – 05/28/2020

by Thomas O.|Published May 28, 2020

Here are a selection of headlines from around the internet that readers may find useful. If you are curious about Social Security Disability, please contact the disability lawyers at The Law Firm of O’Brien & Feiler for diligent assistance.

  • How to track your IRS stimulus check with the Get My Payment portal now

  • Social Security: Know your eligibility for spouse’s benefits

  • Getting the Most out of your ABLE Account Based on the SSA’s New Guidance

  • Medicare enrollees could get insulin for $35 a month

Check back regularly for selections like these and original content designed to serve the disabled community and their caregivers.

  • able account
  • current events
  • disability
  • insulin
  • social security

AUTHOR

Thomas O.
Thomas C. O’Brien, J.D., M.B.A, practices law in the fields of disability and insurance law. He is the President of The Law Firm of O'Brien & Feiler (OBF), which is headquartered in Marietta, Georgia. He and his team assist the disabled as they seek Social Security Disability and SSI benefits. OBF also represents medical providers with securing medical claim payments from Medicaid, Workers Compensation, and liability insurers. Thomas and his legal team represent the disabled before Social Security at application and all levels of appeal. Additionally, they are frequently called upon to secure retroactive Medicaid coverage for disabled individuals. Thomas regularly teaches CLEs, medical support groups, and medical facilities about Social Security Disability/SSI, Medicaid Eligibility, and related subjects. He is regularly called upon by other legal specialists such as Personal Injury Attorneys, Workers Compensation Attorneys, and Estate Planners to discuss the impact of their efforts on a Claimant's Social Security status. The OBF website provides a comprehensive set of tools and resources for disability applicants and their counsel, and his work has been featured on Fox-5 Atlanta, the Augusta Chronicle, and Stars and Stripes. He is AV Rated by Martindale, 10/10 rated by Avvo, Lead Counsel Certified, and is a Superlawyer.
42 posts

You may also like

Guest Post: Resume and Employment Guide for People With Disabilities
Published September 20, 2022

Guest Post: Resume and Employment Guide for People With Disabilities

According to the Social Security Administration, there are over 8 million disabled workers in the United States. These workers often face challenges such as stereotyping, discrimination, and a lack of accomodations. Thankfully, there are a variety of legal protections and employment resources available that help people with disabilities overcome these challenges and advance their careers.

Disability Claim Types Doors
Published July 5, 2018

Different Disability Claim Types Require Different Approaches

While proving disability may seem like a universal task, the journey can be widely different for individuals based on the disability claim […]

COVID virus depiction
Published March 17, 2021

Is Long COVID a Disability?

An article discussing whether long lasting residual COVID symptoms qualify as a disabling condition under Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) rules.

A picture depicting a financial review
Published June 29, 2021

Pre-effectuation Review (PERC) & SSI

Even though you won your Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits claim, there will be one last review before the Social Security Administration (SSA) pays you. This review is financial in nature (not related to your medical condition) and is known as the Pre-effectuation Review Contact or PERC.

Post navigation

  • Previous post SSA Temporarily Accepts E-Signatures
  • Back to post list
  • Next post Disability News to Use – 06/05/2020
Recent Blog Posts
  • Guest Post: Resume and Employment Guide for People With Disabilities
  • Atlanta Medical Center to close Nov. 1
  • Low Cost (or Free) Internet Available
  • Significant COLA Increase on the way
  • Disability Hearing DOs and DON’Ts
Transparency
in Coverage
Required
Posting
Report Care
Click to report new medical care
Share Claim Info
Click to provide claim information
Pay OBF
Click to securely pay OBF

© 2023 OBrien and Feiler Law – All rights reserved

Click to read our Privacy Policy and Disclaimer

Accessibility

    • visibility_offDisable flashes

    • titleMark headings

    • settingsBackground Color

    • zoom_outZoom out

    • zoom_inZoom in

    • remove_circle_outlineDecrease font

    • add_circle_outlineIncrease font

    • spellcheckReadable font

    • brightness_highBright contrast

    • brightness_lowDark contrast

    • format_underlinedUnderline links

    • font_downloadMark links

    • Reset all optionscached

    • Accessibility Light