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Q: Should my husband apply for disability?

He's had a defib for 22 years (he's 62) & his only pumping @ 20%. Would he qualify?

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answered on Aug 17, 2023

Whether or not your husband should apply for disability benefits in Vermont due to his medical condition depends on several factors, including his medical history, the severity of his condition, his ability to work, and the specific requirements of the disability programs.

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2 Answers | Asked in Social Security and Public Benefits for Vermont on
Q: Should my husband apply for disability?

He's had a defib for 22 years (he's 62) & his only pumping @ 20%. Would he qualify?

Susan Michele Schaefer
Susan Michele Schaefer
answered on Aug 17, 2023

I encourage your husband to consult with an experienced Social Security disability attorney to discuss his particular situation because disability evaluation is more complicated than just considering a person's medical conditions. Many disability attorneys offer a free initial consultation.... View More

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