Insufficient medical evidence. When your case is reviewed by the Social Security Administration, they will look at the medical evidence used to determine your disability status. Because the staff at the SSA are not licensed physicians, they can only go by the evidence you provided. This is why we use medical experts and work with your current doctor to provide the appropriate documentation for your disability.n Failure to follow your treatment plan. If you are disabled and are not following your treatment plan, it looks as though you do not want to improve. The SSA believes that you may want to live on disability and will deny your application. We will show that you are following your treatment plan and provide the appropriate documentation to show you followed the doctor’s orders.n Income. If you have a source of income or live with family members who can provide for you, you will be denied. We will explain how you received any money and carefully outline your financial situation to show why you deserve disability benefits.n Previous denial. If your case was played out in the court system, you may be denied again. You must produce a completely new claim with help from our legal team.n Failure to cooperate. When you cannot provide the required documentation for your disability, the SSA will claim that you failed to cooperate. This could be nothing more than a misunderstanding, and we will ensure that you have all the documents that the caseworker wants to see. We will even speak to your caseworker to help them understand that you have done everything in your power to satisfy the SSA’s requirements.