How often will I be reviewed for continued eligibility for SSDI in Colorado? In Colorado, the Social Security Administration (SSA) conducts continuing disability reviews (CDRs) to ensure recipients still qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. These reviews typically occur every 3 to 7 years, depending on the expected improvement of your condition. If your disability is unlikely to improve, your review may be less frequent, but if there is a chance of recovery, reviews may happen more often. The frequency of reviews can vary based on your medical condition and compliance with SSA requirements.

At Hogan Smith, we help Colorado SSDI recipients by monitoring review schedules and ensuring all documentation is up-to-date. We assist with gathering necessary medical evidence and guide you through SSA requests to maintain your continued eligibility status. Our team communicates directly with the Social Security Administration to handle review processes promptly. We provide expert advice on appealing any adverse decisions during your continuing disability reviews.

If you want help understanding how often your SSDI eligibility will be reviewed in Colorado, contact Hogan Smith for a free consultation today. Our experienced team will clarify the review process, help you prepare, and provide strong representation throughout your continuing disability evaluations.