Title: Social Security Benefits for Mental Illness | SSI Help
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Social Security Benefits for Mental Illness
Qualification for Social Security Benefits Due to Mental Illness
Mental-Vocational Allowance
Reasons for Getting Denied
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Content: 4. Lots of people try to apply for benefits without receiving any true treatment. A family doctor prescribing anti-depressants doesn’t count as getting treatment. 5. Not taking prescribed medication is another common reason for denial. If this is noted in your treatment records it’s going to be a huge red flag. The SSA wants to make a judgment based on your true limitations, and if you’re not taking medication or treating consistently that can prevent or remove some of your limitations the SSA cannot make a proper judgment. Getting approved for social security benefits for mental illness is one of the hardest disability benefits to get approved for. If you’re going through the process alone it’s next to impossible. Jan Dils Attorneys at Law has the experience and expertise needed to get their clients approved for social security benefits for mental illness.