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Though a doctors letter isnt a required part of the application, providing a well-written one can strengthen your disability claim and improve your chances of being approved for benefits.
Doctors Reports One of the most important pieces of evidence is a detailed report from your treating physician (also known as the treating source). This report should include: Diagnosis: The specific medical condition you have been diagnosed with. Prognosis: The expected progression or outcome of your condition.
A medical source statement allows your treating providers to describe the disabling nature of your medical condition and explain how your condition adversely affects your working capacity, such as your ability to sit, stand, walk, lift, remember, or follow directions.
These statements need to address your physical or mental capacity. They should also address any mental or physical limitations you experienced due to your medical condition. Doctors letters are effective during an applicants hearing in front of an administrative law judge.
Your first step is to schedule a visit with your main doctor before you start applying for disability. In this visit, your doctor checks your condition thoroughly, making a strong base for a good letter. Before your visit, write down all the details about your disability.

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An Attending Physician Statement (APS) is a form questionnaire from the insurance company that your treating doctor must complete. The purpose of the APS is for your doctor to certify your inability to work.
Doctors letters should always include the following elements: References to objective medical statements or evidence. The doctors opinion of the specific limitations of the patient, including examples. An explanation as to how the medical evidence supports your doctors opinion.

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