Thread: SSDI recipients: how often is the disability re-evaluated?
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Old Apr 19, 2024, 04:06 AM
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If you have been receiving SSDI for mental health reasons, how often does the SSA re-evaluate your case? Does the SSA rely on your medical records, send you to their own doctors, of both?

Cross-posted in Bipolar.

My situation is likely different because I have mental illnesses and multiple medical illnesses. In 2019, I had my medical illnesses added to my SSDI case. My medical illnesses are far more chronic and must be monitored with regular appointments, labs and medications etc.

I was approved for SSDI January 2016 and I have never (knock on wood) had a re-evaluation. I received a letter once or twice saying no re-evaluation needed.

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