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Denied Social Security Disability? What to Do Next (SSDI & SSI Hearings Explained)

Why are so many Social Security disability claims denied—and what can you do if it happens to you? In this conversation, Sarah Buckley from the Columbus, Ohio based Law Firm of Agee, Clymer, Mitchell & Portman talks about the realities of Social Security Disability claims, including SSDI and SSI. They break down why initial denials are extremely common, why the hearing stage is often where claims are truly decided, and what steps you must take immediately after receiving a denial letter. Sarah explains how documentation, medical evidence, and communication with your doctors can make or break a disability claim. The discussion also covers how Social Security evaluates mental health conditions, why temporary disabilities don’t qualify, and how SSDI and SSI share medical requirements but differ financially. If you or a loved one has been denied Social Security Disability—or wants to avoid common mistakes. This video walks through what matters most and when legal guidance can make a difference. Key topics covered: Why Social Security disability claims are often denied initially The critical deadline to respond after a denial Why hearings are often the best chance for approval SSDI vs SSI: medical vs financial differences How Social Security evaluates mental health claims Why strong medical documentation is essential What to do immediately after receiving a denial letter 📍 Serving clients across Ohio 📞 Learn more or request a consultation: https://www.ageeclymer.com/ ⏱ Suggested Chapters (YouTube-friendly) 00:00 Introduction to Social Security Disability Claims 00:57 Why Social Security Claims Are Commonly Denied 03:09 Why Hearings Matter Most 11:36 SSDI vs SSI: What’s the Difference? 17:02 Temporary vs Long-Term Disability Rules 19:15 Mental Health and Disability Claims 22:23 What to Do After a Denial Letter Sarah Buckley BIO https://www.ageeclymer.com/attorney/s...