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Can Social Security take away my Social Security Disability Insurance benefits?

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Can Social Security take away my Social Security Disability Insurance benefits?

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A. Yes. It doesn’t happen often, but you can lose your disability benefits if your condition improves to the point that you no longer meet the SSA’s definition of “disabled”. SSA must show there has been medical improvement related to your ability to work before they can cease your SSDI benefits.

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Yes. It doesn’t happen often, but you can lose your disability benefits if your condition improves to the point that you no longer meet the SSA’s definition of “disabled.” SSA must show there has been medical improvement related to your ability to work before they can cease your SSDI benefits.

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