There's a huge gap between MER and your SSD client's true RFC.
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Medical records hardly ever show real functioning.
F Exhibits were never meant to be evidence in a disability case.
You're stuck trying to prove disability in a broken system using evidence — medical records — from another broken system.
- Daily or weekly questionnaires capture objective functioning, not subjective feelings.
- Lost time tracking captures time-off task.
- Like a mini-3373 (Function Report — Adult) SSD clients can complete in minutes per day.
Social security disability clients miss appointments and give vague reports.
You're left a weak record.
- Appointment tracking & reminders — plus gamification & streaks — keep SSD clients engaged with treatment.
- Up-to-the-minute overview — for a single client or for the entire firm — of all provider appointments.
- By recording their issues daily or weekly, clients make more complete statements at provider visits & hearings — "I get tired" becomes "I nap or lie down for about and hour 3 or 4 days a week".
ALJs can't follow clients around for a day.
But ClaimData gets close.
- Charts, tables & calendars quantify and show judges at-a-glance what clients really go through.
- Treating medical sources can stop guessing about RFCs — instead they'll review and corroborate actual functional impairments.
- Get a copy of a MSS form that allows providers to corroborate ClaimData reports.
Stay ahead of problems.
Fewer surprises means faster hearing prep & more predictable hearings.
- A ClaimData snapshot early in the claim guides treatment and case prep.
- Know if clients have been working before you prep for hearing.
- Know where clients are getting treatment before they call asking for updates.
- Daily or weekly client updates minimize surprise hearing testimony.
Make SSD clients feel heard
Every client wants to feel like your only case but you have to run a volume practice.
Clients feel disempowered both by the Administration and by the medical system.
- ClaimData gives disability clients a voice, making them feel supported and heard even during long waits to hearing.
- Clients who feel valued and prepared for hearings call less often, reducing stress for staff.