Michiganders with medical conditions that prevent them from working may qualify for Social Security disability benefits. Learn about the disability programs in Michigan, plus the eligibility criteria and benefit amounts.
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If you are unable to work due to a serious medical condition or illness, disability benefits can get you the healthcare and financial compensation you deserve.
If you live in Michigan and can’t work due to an injury or medical condition, you might qualify for Social Security benefits.
If you’re a Michigan resident who can’t work because of an injury or illness, you may qualify for federal disability benefits through Social Security.
If you live in Michigan and can’t work due to an injury or illness, you might qualify for Social Security benefits.
When you have a question for the SSA, they often suggest calling their national number, or visiting their website.
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