Arizona Social Security Disability Representation: SSDI & SSI Help You Can Count On
Helping Arizona Residents Pursue Social Security Disability Benefits. No Fee Unless We Win.
Private firm. Not affiliated with the Social Security Administration. You can apply for SSDI or SSI yourself for free at ssa.gov or 1-800-772-1213.
We help individuals and families across Arizona with their applications for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). If your claim has been denied, experienced representation can make a real difference. Our Arizona Social Security disability team can help you file an appeal, prepare for your hearing, and guide you through every step. The Social Security Administration decides every claim; we help you present yours. No fee unless we win.
Serving clients throughout Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Chandler, Scottsdale, Glendale, and all of Arizona.
Posted on Google Kat EdmondsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Had excellent experience with Dave and his team.Posted on Google Brenda WareTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had a very great experience. I had tried to do my grandson’s disability on my own when I found out about the disability help group. They were more than happy to help me. The outcome was great. He did receive his services anytime I called. They were gladly to give me information and updates on what was happening with his case. I would definitely refer anyone to them because I had an awesome lawyer that helped us and have patience with us.Posted on Google Jeremy WadeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. If you're thinking about filing for disability this is the place to go.Posted on Google xuandrea tullieTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I would recommend the Disability help group in Mesa Arizona to anyone that has a disability and keeps getting denied. I was at the end of my rope until I became a client of the Disability Help Group. All the staff is very polite and more than willing to help you. I never had to go to the office which was convenient they provided their services primarily through the phone and mail. David Osborne was my lawyer and he did a phenomenal job. He managed to get me a hearing with a judge, which he prepared me for in advance. He also made sure my records and information were obtained and presented to the judge in a timely fashion. Communication was always clear. If it weren’t for the Disability Help Group I would have no benefits at all. It is true that their cut of the back pay is 25% but it’s well worth it, and you don’t pay it out of pocket for their services.Posted on Google Kevin HTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I was having trouble with SSI sign-up (denied, when my wife was obviously disabled). A separate Government employee, working on a different issue, suggested I contact Disability Help Group, and she gave me their number It took time, but minimal effort on my part, and she was completely approved for SSI. I was surprised at the end, because the Social Security Admin even told Disability Help how much money they were allotted, telling me they couldn’t ask for more ( they didn’t, of course, but I thought it was great they were in on the whole thing and that kind of” protected” us). I highly recommend them in helping!Posted on Google Kwona MartinTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I filed for social security over 2 years ago. After being denied 2 times, I knew I needed assistance. I’ve called contacted many attorneys and The Disability Help Group took my case when no one else would. His staff was nice and paid attention to every detail. The office took care of all paperwork. Attorney Osborn is very nice and informative. He told me what to expect leading up to my social security hearing, as he was familiar with the judge of my case and the whole process in general. I truly appreciate Attorney Osborn and The Disability Help Group. Thank you!
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Social Security Disability Application Help
Starting a Social Security Disability application (SSDI or SSI) can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to handle it alone. Our Arizona disability advocates help you gather medical records, complete Social Security forms correctly, and avoid mistakes that can cause delays or denials. Whether you are applying for the first time or preparing your disability claim, we guide you step by step so your application is as strong as possible.
Social Security Disability Appeals Help
If your Social Security Disability claim was denied, you are not alone — and it does not mean your case is over. Many applicants are denied the first time but later win through the appeal process. We review your denial letter, strengthen the evidence in your disability case, and help you move forward with reconsideration or an appeal hearing so you can pursue the benefits you deserve. And you pay no fee unless we win.
Social Security Disability Hearing Help
A Social Security disability hearing is your chance to be heard — but it can be stressful if you’re not prepared. We make sure you understand what to expect, review every detail of your disability case, and help you feel confident before you speak to a judge. Our team has supported many clients through the hearing process, and we’ll be right there with you, guiding you every step of the way.
Denied or Delayed Disability Benefits? You’re Not Alone.
Help You Can Count On
You filed the paperwork. You gathered the records. You waited.
But the decision? Denied. Delayed. Disappeared into the system.
And now it feels like no one’s listening.
We’re more than attorneys and representatives.
We’re disability advocates who know the system firsthand, because we’ve navigated it ourselves. Whether you’re applying for Social Security Disability or appealing a denial, we’re here to help you fight back, with clarity, care, and persistence.
It’s Easy to Feel Lost in the Disability Process
You’ve applied. You’ve waited. You might’ve already been denied. And now you're not sure what’s next. The truth is, most people get denied the first time. That doesn’t mean you don’t qualify. It just means this process is harder than it should be. We’ve helped many Arizonans navigate this system.
Disability Advocates Serving Arizona Communities
Disability Help Group Arizona started as a small group of volunteers helping folks understand their options.
Over time, people asked us to do more. So we stepped up.
Meet Your Disability Advocacy Team
Dave Osborn
Owner and Non-Attorney Disability Representative
Dave Osborn represents Social Security disability claimants before the Social Security Administration, with a focus on careful case preparation and appeals … read more
Randilyn Nordstrom Hawkins
Social Security Disability Attorney (licensed in California)
Randilyn Nordstrom Hawkins, a distinguished Social Security Disability attorney, graduated from law school in 2012 and passed the California Bar that year. With over 12 years of experience … read more
Why Arizona Clients Trust Disability Help Group
Comprehensive Disability Support at Every Stage
New SSDI or SSI applications
Appeals after a denial
Hearing preparation
Reviewing your case
Speaking Spanish? We do too.
(¡Sí, hablamos español!)
No Fees Unless You Win
- Personalized Legal Representation
- Qualified and compassionate professionals
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What We Can Help You With: SSDI & SSI Disability Services in Arizona
Free Consultation for Disability Claims
We offer free consultation to evaluate your eligibility for SSDI or SSI benefits in Arizona.
SSDI Application Assistance
Step-by-step legal help filing your SSDI application — we handle the paperwork and requirements for you.
SSI Application Assistance
We help individuals apply for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), ensuring documents and income rules meet requirements.
Appeals and Reconsideration
If your disability claim was denied, we can handle your SSA reconsideration and appeal process.
Hearing Representation
Our legal representatives support you at your disability hearing, including prepping for the ALJ.
Residual Functional Capacity Support
We coordinate with your treating physician to ensure your RFC documentation matches SSA standards.
SSA Blue Book Eligibility Guidance
Unsure if you qualify? We match your condition to the SSA’s Blue Book and identify the right evidence.
Local Representation Across Arizona
From our Mesa office, we help clients across Arizona in person, by phone, and by video, wherever you live.
Medical Records & Evidence Coordination
We help collect and organize medical records to strengthen your claim or appeal.
Spanish-Speaking Support
Hablamos español nativo, pregunte por su asesor en español y consiga la ayuda que está buscando.
Not Sure If You Qualify?
That’s okay. You don’t need to have all the answers right now. That’s what we’re here for.
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Social Security Disability FAQs:
SSDI & SSI Help in Arizona
Is Disability Help Group Arizona part of Social Security or the government?
No. Disability Help Group Arizona is a private disability representation firm. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration or any government agency. You can apply for SSDI or SSI on your own at no cost at www.ssa.gov or by calling 1-800-772-1213. We help people who want representation with their application, appeal, or hearing, and SSA makes every decision on the claim.
What services does Disability Help Group Arizona offer?
Disability Help Group Arizona offers a range of services including free consultations to evaluate eligibility for SSDI or SSI benefits, step-by-step legal help with filing SSDI applications, assistance with applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), handling SSA reconsideration and appeal processes, support at disability hearings, coordination with treating physicians for RFC documentation, matching conditions to the SSA’s Blue Book, and helping parents apply for benefits on behalf of children with disabilities.
How can Disability Help Group Arizona help with a denied disability claim?
If your disability claim was denied, Disability Help Group Arizona can assist with the SSA reconsideration and appeal process. They handle gathering necessary evidence, preparing for hearings, and presenting your case effectively to increase your chances of a successful appeal.
What is the process for applying for disability benefits in Arizona?
The process for applying for disability benefits in Arizona involves several steps including filing the necessary paperwork, gathering medical records, and possibly attending a hearing. Disability Help Group Arizona provides step-by-step legal help, handles the paperwork and requirements, and offers guidance throughout the application process.
Can Disability Help Group Arizona help with mental health disability claims?
Yes, Disability Help Group Arizona has experience helping clients win disability claims for mental health conditions such as schizoaffective disorder. They offer specialized legal assistance for those whose severe mental health conditions prevent them from working.
What should I expect at a disability hearing?
At a disability hearing, you'll have the opportunity to present your case to a judge. Disability Help Group Arizona ensures you know what to expect, goes over every detail of your case, and helps you feel confident. Their legal representatives support you throughout the process, including prepping for the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ).
How does Disability Help Group Arizona handle medical records for SSDI applications?
When applying for SSDI or SSI, you need to provide information about your medical treatment and where your records are located, but you do not need to obtain the records yourself. Disability Help Group Arizona helps collect and organize these medical records to strengthen your claim or appeal.
Can I receive both SSDI and SSI benefits at the same time?
Yes, it is possible to receive both Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits simultaneously. Disability Help Group Arizona can help you understand the eligibility criteria and application process for both programs.
What are the common reasons for initial disability claim denials?
Common reasons for initial disability claim denials include insufficient medical evidence demonstrating the severity of a disability, lack of compliance with prescribed treatment, or the belief that the claimant can still perform some form of work. Disability Help Group Arizona can help you understand these pitfalls and better prepare your claim.
How can a disability attorney help with the appeals process?
A disability attorney can provide critical assistance throughout the appeals process, which includes Request for Reconsideration, Hearing by an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), Appeals Council review, and possibly federal court intervention. They help gather necessary evidence, prepare for hearings, and present your case effectively.
What resources are available in Arizona for individuals seeking disability benefits?
Arizona offers various resources for individuals seeking disability benefits, including local advocacy groups and community organizations that specialize in assisting disabled individuals. Disability Help Group Arizona can connect you with these resources and support networks to help with your application and understanding of state-specific laws.