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Disability Recovery

Support when an injury affects your ability to work.

If an injury or medical condition prevents you from working, National Injury Recovery can help you explore disability-related resources and potential benefit options.

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What we can help with

Social Security Disability Insurance

Explore SSDI, a federal program that may pay monthly benefits when you cannot work.

Supplemental Security Income

Explore SSI as another potential source of support depending on your situation.

Long-term disability resources

Help understanding long-term disability options that may apply to you.

Support understanding potential eligibility

Plain-language help understanding how these programs generally work.

Guidance toward disability-related assistance

Support identifying where to go next when work is affected by your condition.

Who this may help

  • Cannot work because of an injury or medical condition
  • Expect to be unable to work for an extended period
  • Need help understanding disability options
  • Have previously been denied benefits and want to explore available support

How it works

  1. 01

    Tell us how your condition affects your ability to work

    Share a few details about your injury or condition and your work situation.

  2. 02

    We help identify potentially relevant disability resources

    We look at the programs and support that may apply to your situation.

  3. 03

    You can explore available assistance and next steps

    Eligibility decisions are made by the applicable program, not by us.

Your recovery may involve more than one next step

When work is affected, care, coverage, and finances usually need attention at the same time.

We are not the Social Security Administration

National Injury Recovery is not the Social Security Administration or any government agency and is not affiliated with one. We do not determine eligibility, and no benefit or approval is promised.

  • No eligibility or approval is promised
  • Free and confidential
  • No obligation at any point

Common questions

You don't have to figure this out alone.

Tell us what happened and we'll help you understand the recovery resources that may fit your situation.

National Injury Recovery is not affiliated with the Social Security Administration or any government agency. No benefit, eligibility, or approval is promised or implied.