Hematological and Social Security Disability
Blood disorders that can cause anemia, clotting problems, infections, or treatment-related work absences.
Hematological disorders can cause anemia, bleeding or clotting problems, infections, or treatment-related absences. Adult Listing 7.00 sets criteria for several blood disorders. Social Security generally wants hematology records, laboratory trends, and evidence of complications — not only a one-time abnormal blood count.
We will add individual blood-disorder guides as they are researched. Until then, start from the Disability Conditions Center or our Social Security Disability practice page.
Official SSA resource: Listing 7.00 — Hematological Disorders
Hematological condition guides
- Cancer
Cancer is evaluated under site- and type-specific listings in Chapter 13.00. A general cancer diagnosis is not one listing, and CAL status must be checked for the exact malignancy.
Speak with a Social Security Disability attorney
Brock & Stout can review a Social Security Disability claim, look for missing medical evidence, and discuss next steps. We do not charge a fee for SSD representation unless we win.
This page is general educational information about Social Security Disability as of the date of this publication. It is not legal or medical advice, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and does not guarantee results. Eligibility depends on individual facts and current Social Security rules.
