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Social Security’s Compassionate Allowance List Expanded
Social Security’s “compassionate allowance list” (“CAL”) is a catalog of specific illnesses and conditions which somewhat automatically qualify a person with a listed condition for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. The Social Security Administration recently announced the addition of four specific conditions to the list, bring the total number of CAL conditions to 237. This informative article appearing at AllOnGeorgia.com explains the new conditions added to the CAL and describes how the CAL works. Click here to read more.
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