Myler Disability, headquartered in Utah, has a nationwide network of Social Security Disability advocates. All of our associated advocates have extensive experience pursuing Social Security Disability Insurance (SSD or SSDI) claims, and SSI claims , all of our advocates belong to the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives (NOSSCR), and all of them are dedicated to obtaining disability insurance and SSI benefits for genuinely disabled people who need a monthly income and health insurance. Wherever in the U.S. you live, Myler Disability assures you of local, personal service in pursuing your Social Security Disability claim. Free consultation
Social Security Disability Applications and Appeals
“I don’t know why I am being denied Social Security Disability benefits. I can’t do the work I used to do. No one will hire me because I can’t do the work. Why is it that my disability claim being denied?” At Myler Disability, we talk to people every day who are disabled and unable to earn a living. They tell us, “I don’t know why I am being denied Social Security Disability benefits. I can’t do the work I used to do. No one will hire me because I can’t do the work. Why is my disability claim being denied?”
You may be disabled, but you still have bills to pay and you need health insurance. Social Security almost always turns down the first application for disability benefits. Don’t give up. If there is any possible way to win your case, the Social Security Disability advocates associated with Myler Disability will find it. Whatever your disability, wherever you live, we can help.
Over-50 Disability Claims: If you are disabled and over 50 years of age, your disability keeps you from doing the work you have always done, and no one will hire you for jobs in which you have no experience or skills.
Mental Disorders Disability Claims: When a mental disorder – depression, anxiety, bipolar, or brain injury – disables you, work can be difficult, if not impossible.
Spinal Problems Disability Claims: A back injury can put an end to a productive career. If your back injury keeps you from being able to work, you need the Social Security Disability Insurance you earned through years of work.