Navigating the SSA Disability Hearing
Learn more about how a disability representative can help.
Turning disability benEfits into opportunity: Your advocate, your rights
We specialize in all aspects of social security disability law, from applying for benefits, appeals, to continuing reviews and overpayments.
Our Vision
KC Disability Advocates is centered on providing compassionate, expert advocacy for individuals seeking Social Security Disability benefits.
We offer personalized support and empower clients to secure the benefits they deserve, fostering empathy and dignity throughout their journey.
an adovacy firm like no other
Sheryl Danner devoted her 20 year career to supporting individuals with their Social Security disability claims. She has processed and oversaw claims from the initial level through the Appeals Council.
After passing an exam administered by the Social Security Administration, she became a non-attorney representative qualified to represent claimant’s for Social Security disability.
Sheryl is a member for the National Association for Disability Representatives (NADR). As such, she abides to a strict code of ethics and receiving continuing education as required by the Social Security Administration.
Sheryl is a voice for individuals who have a disability that affects their daily lives and prevents them from working.
In her spare time, Sheryl’s hobbies include reading, walking, paddle boarding and spending time with family and friends.
Topics of Interest
Social Secuirty Disability Insurance (SSDI)
The SSDI program is designed to pay benefits to you and certain family members if you are insured. This means you paid social security taxes on your earnings and worked long enough and recently enough. In addition, you must meet medical requirements, which include a medical condition expected to last at least one year or result in death.
Continuing Disability Reviews
Continuing treatment after being approved is crucial. SSA reviews cases on average every 3-7 years. A representative can help support you through your appeal.
Supplemental Secuirty Income (SSI)
The SSI program is designed for adults and children with limited income and resources. As with SSDI, you must have a medical condition that is expected to last more than one year or result in death.
Child Disability
A child may be eligible for benefits if they have a physical or mental condition that seriously affects their limits and activities and is expected to last at least one year or result in death.
Overpayments
When an individual receives an overpayment notice, from SSA they will want to act promptly. There are some options to help protect your current and ongoing benefits.
Testimonials
what our clients say about us
She helped me through the difficult process. Very knowledgeable and very thorough with her work. Great experience.
Great service and Sheryl is extremely knowledgeable. Highly recommend to friends and family.
Working with KC Disability Avocates was a pleasure. Sheryl was very kind and informative. Very easy to work with. She got the job done in minimal office visits. It was a great experience!
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Resources
At KC Disability Advocates, we are committed to equipping you with the tools and information needed to navigate your Social Security Disability benefits process. Below you will find a collection of trusted resources' to support you every step of the way.
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