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California is one of the most populous states in the country, yet it boasts relatively fewer residents with disabilities than the national average. In fact, only 23% of Californians have some form of disability compared with a national average of 25.6%. Even so, California residents with disabilities are heavily impacted with disproportionately more negative health

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 26% of the adults in Arizona are disabled and qualify for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI). In fact, about 12.7% of the adult population in the Grand Canyon state have mobility disabilities, while 11.2% struggle with cognition challenges. At least 6.7% of the adult population

Approximately one in every four adult Americans has some form of disability. However, the number is slightly high in Arkansas, with approximately 35% of residents in the state having some type of disability. Nicknamed “The Land of Opportunity,” Arkansas spends about $3.6 billion per year on healthcare costs. Unfortunately, many of the residents in the

The truth is that Alaska has plenty of disabled individuals living in the Last Frontier. In fact, at least one in every four adults in the state has an illness or disability that could easily qualify them for Social Security Disability Benefits. Independent living, mobility, vision, hearing, self-care, and cognition are some of the leading

Becoming disabled is something that most individuals never want to imagine about. Unfortunately, it can happen when you least expect it. But did you know that if you become disabled and live in Alabama, you may be eligible for Social Security benefits, including Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance? While SSI and