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Can I receive Social Security disability benefits as a result of a work-related injury?

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Can I receive Social Security disability benefits as a result of a work-related injury?

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Many people with severe work injuries eventually receive Social Security Disability benefits. In fact, the insurance company may require you to apply for Social Security, because in Colorado they are allowed to take an offset (or, deduction) for your Social Security benefits. Even though there is an offset, you are usually better off receiving both Social Security and workers compensation benefits at the same time.

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If you are disabled from an injury at work and it is anticipated that your disability will continue for one year or more, you could be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits. If such is the case, contact the Social Security Administration (www.ssa.gov) to see what you need to do to file your disability claim.

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