November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, highlighting the resilience of people managing this condition. SSDI can help provide support when epilepsy limits your ability to work. Learn more at https://t.co/gcAZWGu7vI #EpilepsyAwareness #SSDI #ApplyForSSDI #AllsupSSDI

Stomach cancer often means treatment, recovery and time away from work. SSDI can provide financial stability during this time. Allsup helps with applications and appeals so you can focus on your health: https://t.co/yrmPU82Icv #StomachCancerAwarenessMonth #SSDI #ApplyForSSDI

Movember highlights men’s health, including mental health and chronic conditions. SSDI can provide financial support and stability while managing these challenges. Allsup helps guide you through applications and appeals: https://t.co/muJjty3Wak #Movember2025 #SSDI #AllsupSSDI

📢 Are you involved in healthcare case management or transitions in care? Upcoming Virtual Event – Thursday, November 6 Join us for “Disability 101: Understanding SSDI, SSI & Veteran’s Disability Appeals” hosted by ACMA, featuring our own Lacee Bauer, B.S. Psychology and

Did you know we’re on Instagram? We’re sharing helpful resources, success stories, and important SSDI updates in a more visual format. Follow us on Instagram: https://t.co/iLByPFvMW2 #SSDI #SocialSecurityDisability #DisabilityBenefits #AllsupSSDI

November is Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. If you’re living with Alzheimer’s and can no longer work, SSDI benefits can provide vital financial and medical support. Learn more at https://t.co/yrmPU82Icv #AlzheimersAwareness #AlzheimersSupport #CognitiveHealth

Medicare Open Enrollment (Oct 15–Dec 7) is the time to make Medicare work for you. Check savings, mental health coverage, cost protections and coordinate benefits. Allsup can help you understand your coverage and reduce costs. Learn more: https://t.co/NuqPqFlb5f #Medicare

“However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.” – Stephen Hawking Living with a disability can come with its own challenges. If you're unable to work, SSDI may offer the support you need. Learn more: https://t.co/yrmPU82Icv

Multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect mobility, vision, energy and the ability to work. Know someone managing MS? Refer them to Allsup and get $100 when we file their SSDI claim: https://t.co/gxnI9tZqNP. #MultipleSclerosis #ReferAFriend #SSDI #ApplyForSSDI #AllsupSSDI

Don't miss this Saturday evening!

⭐️ Join us for the Invisible Disabilities Association’s 18th Annual Evening with Invisible Disabilities! Saturday, October 25, 2025 at 5pm MDT. FREE! https://t.co/8fQuESULUV   ⭐️ Streaming LIVE Worldwide on our IDA Website, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, X! Donations greatly

Don't miss this Saturday!

The Social Security Administration has announced a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) beginning January 2026. SEE DETAILS: https://t.co/mD1GRS7luk #COLA2026 #SocialSecurity #DisabilityBenefits #ApplyForSSDI #SSDI #AllsupSSDI

October is Organize Your Medical Information Month. If you're applying for SSDI, having clear records can help support your claim. Get expert help at https://t.co/yrmPU82Icv #OrganizeYourHealth #MedicalRecordsMatter #SSDI #ApplyForSSDI

Allsup is proud to support the Invisible Disabilities® Association (IDA) 18th Annual Evening with Invisible Disabilities. To learn more: https://t.co/ZyWVIHamoV #InvisibleDisabilities #DisabilitySupport #SSDI #ApplyForSSDI #AllsupSSDI

Imagine telling people you’re sick or hurting, and they don’t believe you. We can do better! To be part of positive change, learn more and donate at: https://t.co/MLLPReMVN2 #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek #InvisibleNoMore #InvisibleDisability #HiddenDisability #ApplyForSSDI #SSDI

Living with an invisible disability? 74% of Americans with disabilities don't use mobility aids and face big challenges with SSDI approval. Allsup increases your chances. LEARN MORE: https://t.co/6ej45Tfh1S #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek #SeeTheInvisible #InvisibleDisabilities

Living with breast cancer can affect your ability to work—physically, emotionally and financially. If you're no longer able to keep working due to treatment or related complications, you may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). https://t.co/yrmPU82Icv

Do you or a loved one experience an invisible disability? Chances are, the answer is "yes." According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly 29% of Americans live with a disability, yet only 12% have mobility disabilities. This means the majority of

If you know someone unable to work due to a mental health condition, refer them to Allsup—and receive $100 when we file their claim: https://t.co/iUc0zIUNV1. #MentalHealth #Depression #BipolarDisorder #PTSD #Anxiety #ReferAFriend #SSDI #ApplyForSSDI #AllsupSSDI