How often are veterans' SSDI eligibility reviews conducted for continued benefits? Veterans receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) often undergo periodic eligibility reviews to ensure continued qualification. These reviews, known as Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs), are conducted at intervals set by the Social Security Administration ( SSA), which can vary based on the severity of the disability and medical condition. The frequency of reviews typically ranges from every few years to less frequent checks for those with severe or terminal conditions. It’s important to be prepared with up-to-date medical documentation to support your ongoing eligibility.

At Hogan Smith, we support veterans with understanding how often SSDI eligibility reviews occur and what to expect during these processes.

• We help you prepare comprehensive and current medical documentation to demonstrate ongoing disability.
• We monitor SSA communications about upcoming reviews to ensure timely responses.
• Our team guides you through the review steps to protect your continuous benefits.
• We assist in filing appeals if your benefits are unfairly reduced or discontinued.

If you have questions about how often veterans’ SSDI eligibility reviews are conducted or need help managing your continuing benefits, contact Hogan Smith today for a free consultation. We specialize in supporting veterans to maintain their SSDI benefits without interruption and will advocate for your rights throughout the process.