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FREE DISABILITY BENEFITS PREPARATION ACCOUNT

Create an Account, Follow the Steps, and Prepare for Disability Benefits

Use your free account to organize your disability benefits preparation. Start with the Readiness Screening, save your report, document missing details in your logs, and build a preparation packet when you are ready.

Free to use · Save your report · Track preparation details · Not affiliated with SSA

Your Free Account Helps You

Preparation workspace

  • Start or save your Readiness Screening
  • Keep your readiness report in one place
  • Log medical, work, and daily limitation details
  • Track unknown or missing information
  • Build a printable preparation packet
  • Use free preparation guides and checklists

SIMPLE PREPARATION PATH

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Better preparation can help you give SSA clearer, more complete information when you apply, appeal, or ask for help.

Free Screening

No cost, no obligation

Private & Secure

Your information is handled with privacy-focused safeguards.

3–5 Minute Screening

Usually takes 3–5 minutes

Based on SSA Guidelines

Publicly available criteria

Two ways to get organized

Create an account and follow the steps, or start with the Readiness Screening

Your account helps you keep your disability benefits preparation in one place. You can save your report, track missing details, update your logs, and build a preparation packet when you are ready.

Create a free account first

Use your account as a preparation workspace. Follow the steps, add medical and work details to your logs, save notes, and organize what you may need before applying, appealing, or asking for help.

Create or Open My Account

Start the Readiness Screening first

Answer guided questions and get a readiness report based on the information you provide. After the report, create a free account to save it, document your preparation, and keep adding details over time.

Start Free Readiness Screening

This tool helps with organization and preparation. It does not make benefit decisions, predict approval, replace SSA guidance, or provide legal or medical advice.

How It Works

A simple path from questions to answers

We've designed this to be as calm and straightforward as possible. No pressure, no confusing jargon. Just the information you need to understand your situation.

1

Answer Guided Questions

Tell us about your medical condition, work history, and how your condition affects your daily activities. Takes about 3–5 minutes.

2

We Organize Your Information

Your responses are organized based on publicly available SSA screening criteria, including the Blue Book listings and work-related factors.

3

Receive Your Readiness Report

Get a summary of your situation, a documentation checklist, and suggested next steps - based on your answers and publicly available SSA information.

4

Decide on Your Next Steps

Review your Readiness Report and decide what makes sense for you. You may want to gather more records, visit SSA.gov, or optionally request contact from a disability advocate or representative.

Takes 3–5 minutes. No cost, no obligation, no pressure. Your information is not shared with anyone without your separate consent.

Start My Readiness Screening

Conditions Covered in the Readiness Screening

Many medical conditions are covered in SSA’s published criteria

The SSA maintains a Listing of Impairments (the “Blue Book”) with dozens of recognized conditions. Even if your condition isn’t listed, the SSA may still consider how it affects your ability to work. Our screening covers the most common categories.

Musculoskeletal

Back & Spine Disorders

Musculoskeletal

Arthritis

Endocrine

Diabetes

Cardiovascular

Heart Disease

Mental Health

Depression & Anxiety

Mental Health

PTSD

Mental Health

Bipolar Disorder

Mental Health

Schizophrenia

Respiratory

Asthma

Respiratory

COPD

Musculoskeletal

Fibromyalgia

Autoimmune

Lupus

Transparency & Trust

What this tool is and what it isn't

We believe you deserve clear, honest information about disability benefits. That means being upfront about what we can and can't do.

What this tool does

Compares your answers to publicly available SSA screening guidelines

We use official SSA criteria to evaluate your situation fairly and accurately.

Helps you organize your medical, work, and daily limitation information

The screening walks you through the key areas SSA considers, so you can see what you have and what may be missing.

Generates a Readiness Report with suggested next steps

Based on your answers and publicly available SSA information, you'll receive a summary of your situation and what to consider.

Lets you optionally request contact from a disability advocate or representative

If you choose to, and only with your separate consent, you may request to be contacted by a participating disability advocate or representative.

Keeps your information private and secure

Your information is handled with privacy-focused safeguards and is not shared with advocates or representatives unless you give separate permission.

What this tool does NOT do

Make final decisions on disability eligibility (only the SSA can)

We provide screening only. The Social Security Administration makes all final determinations.

Provide legal advice or represent you before the SSA

This is not legal advice. Consult with an advocate if you need legal representation.

Guarantee that you will qualify or be awarded any benefits

No screening tool can guarantee eligibility. Outcomes depend on official SSA review.

Act on behalf of, or represent, the Social Security Administration

We are an independent screening service, not affiliated with the SSA.

This screening is designed to help you understand your general situation, nothing more. Final disability decisions are made solely by the Social Security Administration. For official information, please visit SSA.gov.

Take 3–5 minutes to understand your situation - before you decide whether to apply.

No cost. No obligation. No pressure.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration. This is not legal advice.