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Approximately 25% of Georgia’s population has some form of disability that may qualify them for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI). The highest number of disabilities fall into mobility and cognition-related disabilities, followed by vision, hearing, self-care, and independent living. Even though more than a quarter of Georgia’s population suffers from a disability, only 3.9% receive […]

Approximately 4.5million adults in Florida report having some form of disability. This figure represents roughly 28% of the entire state population. Unlike other states, Florida does not provide short-term disability benefits to individuals who cannot work. It means that if you live in Florida and cannot work, your only hope of getting help is through

According to CDC, approximately 200,000 people in Delaware have some form of disability that would qualify them for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI). It means about 25% of the total Delaware population is potentially disabled, which is almost similar to the national average. Cognition and mobility comprise the highest percentage of disability cases in the

At least one in every five adults in Connecticut has a disability. The number is slightly lower than the national average of one in every four adults. The highest number of disabilities are associated to mobility and cognition. Other disabilities include independent living, hearing, vision, and self-care disabilities. The Land of Steady Habits, as it

Approximately 20% of adults in Colorado have some form of disability. This is about 5% lower than the national average of 25%. Most people living with disability in Colorado are likely to smoke, have high blood pressure and are physically inactive compared to their counterparts without disabilities. It is estimated that at least $4.4billion is