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The Social Security Administration paused many Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) in 2024 and signaled resumed activity in 2025; sources say CDRs “will not begin until the SSA resumes its reviews in...
The provided sources do not contain a document titled “2025 CDR policy” or a definitive list of specific 2025 changes to medical evidence requirements for SSDI continuing disability reviews (CDRs); av...
There are several widely circulated —including COLA increases, SGA and Trial Work Period adjustments, and broader CDR policy reforms—but the provided sources do contain definitive 2025 implementation ...
Reconsideration of a Continuing Disability Review (CDR) is governed by Social Security Program Operations Manual System (POMS) instructions and requires specific appeal forms plus medical and nonmedic...
An SSDI recipient can appeal a Continuing Disability Review (CDR) denial; the statutory appeal path mirrors the broader SSDI appeals framework—beginning with reconsideration and, if necessary, proceed...
Social Security schedules Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) by how likely medical improvement is — “Medical Improvement Expected” (6–18 months), “Possible” (about every 3 years), and “Not Expected”...
Claimants facing a 2025 SSDI Continuing Disability Review (CDR) should act fast: SSA typically asks for updated medical records and may rely on records from the prior 12 months, and many guides recomm...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) instructed adjudicators to identify and document COVID-19 and post‑COVID conditions (long COVID/PASC) when present, to consider related symptoms and stamina/en...
The SSA’s 2023–2024 regulatory and operational actions changed how continuing disability reviews (CDRs) are scheduled and processed and coincided with temporary pauses and resumptions in CDR work—acti...