Michael Stein
Mike Stein, assistant vice president of operations strategy and planning, has 25 years experience helping people with disabilities through his work with the company. He oversees the claims operations for both Social Security Disability Insurance representation and the Veterans Disability Appeal Service for veterans. During this time, he has become an authority on the SSDI application process, as well as Social Security Administration (SSA) programs and initiatives.
He joined the company in 1992 and has served in a variety of roles related to SSDI, veterans disability appeal and Medicare services, always focusing on process improvement and quality service for customers. Mike is a recognized authority on the sequential evaluation of SSDI claims and the experience for claimants at all levels of the SSDI application and denial process (levels 1 to 4).
Mike is responsible for ensuring that the company provides high-quality, efficient service to individuals, clients and government offices.
E-mail: shockley@pinkstongroup.com Website: www.allsup.com
Latest articles by Michael Stein
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Medicare May be a Better Option Than Employer Health Insurance
insurance If you are over 65 and still working, you may have a choice about whether to go with your employer's insurance plan or Medicare. Here are some factors to weigh in making your decision.
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If You're a Gig Worker, Here's How You Can Still Get Disability Protection
Employee Benefits Company benefits are great to have, but if you're a contractor, chances are you're out of luck. And if you get injured or are too sick to work, you could quickly find yourself in hot water. However, those self-employment taxes you’re paying come with a federal benefit ready to act as your safety net.
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How to Go Back to Work When You're on Disability
social security Going on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or long-term disability (LTD) doesn't mean you can't work at all. Free programs like Ticket to Work can help get you working and earning again, without losing the benefits you may still need.
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The Alphabet Soup of Disability Income: SSDI, LTD and WC
Employee Benefits When you can't work, there are three programs that can help: Social Security Disability Insurance, long-term disability and workers' comp. You may even qualify for more than one, but that can also cause issues.
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5 Tips on Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits
social security The road is not an easy one, but even if you've been denied, there are ways you can improve your chances at getting the help you need (and that you paid for through your FICA payroll taxes).
By Michael Stein Published
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