Supplemental Security Income | SSI

Are you eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits? If you do not qualify for Social Security Disability benefits because you have not worked for a total of five of the last ten years, you may qualify for SSI benefits. Supplemental Security Income was established to help those people who are disabled, but didn’t have the opportunity to work the required quarters.

Have you been denied benefits?

If there is any possible way to win your case, we’ll work hard to find it.

(800) 652-9626

To qualify for SSI benefits, you need clear, complete medical records that describe your disability and thoroughly explain your inability to work.

Our SSI benefits advocates know what records are needed for your SSI disability benefits claim. When you are awarded SSI benefits, you will also have Medicaid eligibility. That means your health care needs will be covered by Medicaid benefits.

If you have applied for SSI benefits and have been denied, contact the SSI benefits advocates at Myler Disability. If there is a way to get the benefits you need and deserve, we will find it.

Myler Disability, headquartered in Utah, has a nationwide network of Social Security Disability and SSI advocates who have extensive experience pursuing Social Security Disability Insurance and SSI claims, belong to the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives (NOSSCR), and are dedicated to obtaining disability insurance and SSI benefits for genuinely disabled people.

Wherever in the U.S. you live, Myler Disability assures you of local, personal service in pursuing your Social Security Disability or SSI claim.

Free consultation. Call 1-800-652-9626 or send us an e-mail. We will respond within 24-48 hours.

From our offices in Utah, the Myler Disability office serves clients throughout the United States, including Utah, Idaho, California, Washington, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, New York, Florida, Oregon, New Mexico, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Minnesota, Kansas, Oklahoma, Georgia, and all other states.