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The Medical Improvement Review Standard (MIRS) is used by the Social Security Administration to determine whether medical improvement has occurred
places cases into diary categories— (MIE), Medical Improvement Possible (MIP), and Medical Improvement Not Expected (MINE)—and schedules based primarily on the medical nature and prognosis of the clai...
Medical Improvement Review Standard () determines whether a beneficiary’s disabling condition—physical or mental—has medically improved since the most recent favorable decision, and that standard is a...
SSA policy treats "medical improvement expected" (MIE) as a diary classification for continuing disability reviews when the agency reasonably anticipates that a beneficiary’s medical condition will im...
The strongest medical evidence in a Continuing Disability Review (CDR) is documentation that shows an ongoing, non-improved impairment that still prevents work—principally up-to-date clinical records,...