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Nearly 39.2% of West Virginian residents have a form of disability affecting their ability to work. According to the CDC. 21.1% of this population have mobility challenges, 19.1% have severe issues with cognition, and 12.6% cannot live independently. All these members with mobility and cognition challenges or who cannot live independently are classified as those […]

Approximately 24% of Virginia’s population has a disability that limits their ability to work and earn a living. The majority have mobility and cognition-related disabilities. These disabled residents could benefit from Virginia’s Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs. Unfortunately, only 4% of them currently receive SSDI benefits. Although not everyone

The Utah Department of Health approximates that one in every five adults in Utah has a disability. According to the CDC, this number is slightly below the national average of two in every five. Still, these people are afflicted with mobility issues, cognitive impairment, challenges completing routine tasks, and other disabilities that make life more

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 25.6% of Texas residents have a disability, which equals the national average. The CDC reports that 13.3% of Texans have mobility issues, while 4.3% have difficulty with self-care. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are available for qualifying Texas residents. However, this is a federal disability service

According to the CDC, 33.9% of Oklahoma’s adult population has a disability. About 18% of the residents have mobility-related disabilities, 15.2% have cognitive-related issues, 9.5% have problems with independent living, 9.3% with hearing-related disabilities, and 6.6% with visual disabilities. The CDC also reports that Oklahoma spends approximately 4.7 billion annually on disability. The state affords

Nearly 32% of Nevada residents have a disability of one kind or another. The number is significantly higher than the national average of 25.6%. Unfortunately, only 3.2% of Nevada’s population receives Social Security benefits. Many people who would qualify for disability benefits are not getting them. In Nevada, 13% of disabled residents suffer mobility-related disabilities,