Onset & POC
At what age does POC expire for a CDB claim?
What is age 22?
If we suspect a claimant is engaging in SGA, what do we do?
What is request FO to investigate?
Who is responsible for Step 1 of the Sequential Evaluation?
What is the DO/FO?
Claimant must have paid FICA for this claim type
Federal program where parents must meet I&R
What is T16 SSI DC/BC?
This date indicates when coverage has expired for DWB.
What is end of prescribed period?
What is the Non-Blind SGA limit for 2021?
What is $1310?
If a claimant does not have a severe impairment, at what step of sequential evaluation would a decision be made?
What is Step 2?
This is a state funded program and claimant's must meet I&R
What is T19 Medicaid?
What is the Blind SGA limit for 2021?
What is $2190?
This is the last date a CDB claim can be found disabled.
What is Age 22 (last day of the month prior to age 22)?
Identify the essential elements needed to establish the presence of a medically determinable impairment (MDI).
What are signs, symptoms, and lab findings from an acceptable medical source?
At what step of sequential evaluation would you deny a claimant based on ability to perform past work?
What is Step 4?
Clmts disability must begin before age 22 but the clmt can not receive a check until 18
What is T2 CDB?
Define the term SGA.
What is work for pay or profit?
This federal program does not have a POC issue.
What is SSI (Title XVI)?
Explain what the Social Security Program means by the terms “impairment” and “disabled.”
What is Impairment is a Medically Determinable impairment (MDI).
An individual is found disabled when all parts of the SSA definition of disability are met
What is the order of Sequential Evaluation?
What is SGA, severe impairment, meet/equal, PRW,
Other work?
Define sign, symptom, and lab finding.
What are Signs are what the doctor observes
Symptoms are what the patient experiences
Lab Findings are x-rays, blood tests, psychological testing etc.
What is a Control Date and what claim type does it pertain to?
What is a DWB claim. A control Date is the earliest a claimant can receive monetary benefits.
This state funded program has no POC issues.
What is Medicaid (Title XIX)?
What are the main elements of the Definition of Disability?
What is the inability to engage in any SGA, by reason of any MDI physical or mental, results in death, or last 12 continuous months?
What 2 steps of sequential evaluation can result in an approval?
What are Steps 3 and 5?
What is SSA’s duration requirement for the Definition of Disability?
What is 12 continuous months or results in death?
What is the POC for each T2 claim type?
What is:
DIB DFI-DLI
DWB Beginning PP-End of PP
CDB 18-22