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There are two types of disability programs available through the Social Security Administration: the Social Security Disability program and the Supplemental Security Income program.

Social Security Disability benefits are paid based upon work history. If you have contributed sufficient quarters of earnings, you are eligible for benefits under this program. Generally, someone who has worked an average of five of the last ten years qualifies for Social Security Disability benefits.

The Supplemental Security Income disability program is based on financial need. To determine which disability programs you may be eligible for, contact the Social Security District Office closest to your home. The medical requirements of disability are the same under both programs, and the process for determining disability is likewise the same. Further information on both programs is available for the asking at your local Social Security district office or by calling (800)772-1213.


 

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