In-depth guides for 40+ physical and mental conditions — Blue Book listings, required evidence, RFC strategies, and approval tips written for real claimants.
Get Free Case ReviewCan your condition qualify? Nearly any serious physical or mental impairment can support an SSDI claim if it prevents you from sustaining full-time work. The SSA evaluates conditions through its Blue Book of listed impairments — but even conditions not in the Blue Book can qualify if your Residual Functional Capacity (RFC) rules out the work you've done before and any other jobs that exist in significant numbers. Find your condition below to learn exactly what the SSA looks for.
The most common category of SSDI claims. Blue Book listings under Section 1.
Blue Book Section 12 covers a broad range of psychiatric impairments.
Blue Book Section 11 — neurological impairments.
Blue Book Section 4 — cardiovascular system.
Blue Book Section 3 — respiratory system.
Blue Book Sections 5, 6, 13, 14 — digestive, renal, cancer, immune.
Blue Book Section 2 — special senses and speech.
Conditions without a single Blue Book listing — evaluated on functional limitations.
Many conditions qualify even without a specific Blue Book listing. Our disability advocates review your medical records and work history at no cost to evaluate your case.
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