Monthly Archives: March 2026
SSA Joins TEFCA Network in Hopes of “Speeding Up” Claims – What Does This Mean for You?
Earlier this month, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that it is joining the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement network, known as “TEFCA,” in an effort to improve how disability claims are processed. By selecting eHealth Exchange as its Qualified Health Information Network, the agency says it will be able to access electronic… Read More »
Social Security Disability Claims Backlog Reduced by 30%: What This Means for SSD Applicants
Recent updates from the Social Security Administration (SSA) show encouraging improvements for individuals applying for Social Security Disability benefits. According to news reports, new data released by the SSA indicates that the backlog of Social Security Disability (SSD) claims has dropped significantly, giving hope to many Americans who rely on SSD benefits. While these… Read More »
SSA’s Denial of Disabled Firefighter’s Social Security Disability Benefits Shows Challenges of SSD Application Process
A recent news report has brought attention to the serious challenges disabled workers face when applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits across the United States. According to the report, Chris Patterson, a firefighter in Knoxville, Tennessee, with nearly 30 years of service, suffered a life-changing spinal injury while on duty. Despite a medical… Read More »