How often will I be reviewed for continued eligibility for SSDI in Washington? In Washington, the Social Security Administration conducts periodic Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) for SSDI beneficiaries to verify they still meet eligibility requirements. Typically, these reviews are scheduled every few years depending on the expected medical improvement and condition severity. Some cases may require reviews as frequently as every 6 to 18 months, while others might be reviewed every 5 to 7 years. The purpose is to ensure that you continue to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits without interruption.

At Hogan Smith, we help Washington SSDI recipients understand how often they will be reviewed for continued eligibility by:

• Explaining the CDR process and timelines specific to your medical condition.
• Assisting in gathering and organizing medical evidence required for your reviews.
• Communicating with the SSA to address any questions or documentation needs promptly.
• Advising you on how to prepare for and respond to disability review requests to maintain benefits.

If you need guidance on how often you’ll be reviewed for continued SSDI eligibility in Washington, contact Hogan Smith today for a free consultation. Our experienced team will support you through the review process and help protect your benefits every step of the way.