How My Diabetes Benefits Works
We're not a law firm. We're not a government agency. We're diabetes disability advocates who help you navigate the system, build your case, and find the right representative. Here's how.
You Take Our Free Evaluation
Answer questions about your diabetes, complications, work status, and medical treatment. It takes about 3 minutes, and it's completely confidential. We'll give you an honest assessment of where you stand.
We Review Your Situation
A diabetes disability specialist reviews your evaluation within 24 hours. We identify the strongest pathways to approval based on your specific complications, medical evidence, and case history. No generic advice — this review is specific to you.
We Help You Build Your Case
Get personalized guidance on gathering the right medical records, documenting your daily limitations, and strengthening the evidence SSA needs to see. We tell you exactly which doctors to visit, which tests to get, and what your records need to say.
We Match You With the Right Representative
We connect you with a disability representative who has specific experience winning cases like yours. Not a random assignment — a real match based on your condition profile, case stage, and geographic location. Our partners include experienced disability attorneys and dedicated advocacy firms nationwide.
Your Representative Takes It From Here
Your representative handles the legal process — filing paperwork, submitting evidence, communicating with the SSA, and representing you at hearings. You focus on your health. They focus on your case.
What This Costs You: Nothing. Ever.
Always. No credit card, no hidden fees.
Personalized evidence and documentation guidance at no cost.
They only get paid if you win. Fees are set by SSA law — never out of your pocket.
Common Questions
What does this cost?
Nothing. Our evaluation is free. Our guidance is free. And when we connect you with a representative, they work on contingency — they only get paid if you win, and their fees are set by Social Security law. You never pay anything out of pocket.
Are you a law firm?
No. We're a diabetes disability advocacy organization. We provide education, evaluation, and representative matching services. When you're ready for legal representation, we connect you with a qualified disability attorney or representative from our partner network.
How long does the disability process take?
It varies. Initial applications typically take 3-6 months. If denied, an appeal hearing can take 12-18 months. That's one reason we help people build the strongest possible case from the start — to maximize the chances of approval at the initial level.
What if I've already been denied?
A denial is not the end. Most diabetes claims that are denied at the initial level are ultimately approved at the hearing level — especially with proper representation. Take our evaluation and we'll review your denial to identify what went wrong and what to do next.
How do you match me with a representative?
We maintain partnerships with disability representatives across the country — attorneys, non-attorney representatives, and advocacy firms. We match based on your specific condition profile, case stage, geographic location, and the representative's experience with diabetes-specific claims.
What information do I need for the evaluation?
Just basic information about your diabetes (type, how long you've had it), your complications and symptoms, your work situation, and your medical treatment. You don't need medical records in hand — we'll guide you on what to gather after the evaluation.
Will someone call me?
Only if your evaluation indicates a potential case and you've given us permission to contact you. We'll never call without your consent or share your information without your knowledge.
What if my case isn't strong enough?
We'll tell you honestly. If your case needs strengthening, we'll give you specific guidance on what evidence to gather, which specialists to see, and what to document. You can re-evaluate when you're ready.
Ready to See Where You Stand?
Our free evaluation takes about 3 minutes. Answer a few questions about your diabetes, your complications, and your work situation. We'll give you an honest assessment — no sugarcoating, no pressure, and absolutely no cost.