Definition of Disability under Social Security
Social Security Disability Insurance, officially known as old age, survivors, and disability insurance (OASDI), only distributes benefits for total disability. It is based on a person's inability to work, not on their inability to find a suitable job. Partial disability or short-term disability will not qualify for Social Security Disability benefits.
The Social Security Administration will consider a North Carolina worker totally disabled if he cannot do work that he did before his injury and his medical condition makes it impossible for him to adjust to other types of work. A disability must also be expected to last for at least one year, or result in death.
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