Blog posts

What Do Social Security Doctors Look For?

Submitted by SJS on

When you file a disability claim, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has a team of healthcare experts review your claim to decide whether to approve or deny it. Although the review team completes a comprehensive assessment, some claims require additional analysis. For those cases, the SSA requests that applicants meet with a disability doctor to get more insight into the severity of a specific medical condition.

Can I Represent Myself At A Disability Hearing?

Submitted by Elizabeth on

When seeking Social Security disability benefits, you may need to participate in a disability hearing. You technically have the right to represent yourself when doing so. 

However, that doesn’t necessarily mean this is the best option. As this overview will explain, although it’s possible to represent yourself in these circumstances, you may benefit from hiring a disability lawyer who offers disability representation services. 

Does Amazon Accept SNAP EBT Card?

Submitted by rsg on

Yes, Amazon does accept SNAP EBT card in all states except Alaska. 

SNAP, short for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is a government program that helps individuals buy the food that they need to live healthy lives. Those using SNAP will receive a monthly benefits card.

The benefits card, also known as an EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) card, can be used in many major grocery stores, and now can be used at Amazon.

Can I Get Amazon EBT Food Delivery?

Submitted by rsg on

Yes, you can get food delivery on Amazon using your SNAP EBT. You can link your SNAP EBT to your Amazon account to get discounts on grocery food delivery.

There are some requirements which you need to follow to be eligible for Amazon EBT food delivery. One of these is adding your SNAP to Amazon. This is an easy process if you follow the instructions on the Amazon page.

What Can You Buy With EBT/SNAP on Amazon?

Submitted by rsg on

Your SNAP EBT card can be used to buy SNAP eligible grocery items which are shipped and sold by Amazon, Amazon Fresh, or from the Whole Foods Market. However, you can’t use it to cover tips, delivery, shipping, service fees, gift wrap, food items sold by third-party sellers, and non-eligible grocery items. The USDA website provides further information on eligible food items.

Find Out If I Qualify for Benefits!