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Disability for
Anxiety

Learn About Anxiety Disability

Anxiety Diability and its Causes

Anxiety disorders involving generalized anxiety, social anxiety, OCD, PTSD, phobias, and panic disorders can qualify for Social Security disability benefits if they’re severely debilitating and well documented. If you’ve been diagnosed with any of these disorders and it affects your ability to function socially, leave the house, manage routine tasks, or concentrate, you may be eligible for disability benefits.
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    Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

    Profound emotional and physical effects.

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    OCD

    Unwanted thoughts and repetitive behaviors.

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    PTSD

    Flashbacks and nightmares that can disrupt day-to-day activity.

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    Panic Disorder

    Sudden periods of intense fear, increased heart rate, sweating, and shaking.

When Can Your Mental Health Benefits Be Rejected?

Your application for SSDI or SSI benefits may be rejected if you don’t meet the requirements. Statistically, 37% of applications for anxiety disability are approved, but initial applications have a denial rate of approximately 80%.

Consultation Fees

Our Prices

Low-cost Anxiety Diagnosis by Licensed Mental Health Professionals.

Anxiety Treatment Initial Visit

$195

Anxiety Treatment Follow-Up Visit

$159

Why Choose Us?

The Process of Treatment

To qualify for SSDI or SSI benefits for an anxiety disorder, your condition must have been diagnosed by a mental health care provider.
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    Book Appointment

    If you can’t be able to work because of the limitation caused by anxiety, contact EZCare clinic to schedule an appointment.

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    Speak to An Expert

    A licensed mental health professional will assess your symptoms and history to accurately diagnose your anxiety disorder.

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    Feel Better

    With medication and therapy, you can overcome anxiety and get back to your normal life.

Frequently Asked Questions

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We do match the price of local competitors as long as the competitor is a legitimate business with a website or ad showing the current lower price you would like to match (no special discounts; exceptions can be made). Patients must provide the link so that the business can be verified.

We are committed to customer satisfaction and providing excellent service. We do require prepayment in order to secure an appointment with a medical provider to better utilize available time slots for our patients needing immediate care. Our policy is to refund patients in full if we are unable to provide them with the service they need so that they can always come back to us for other healthcare services in confidence.

You may bring everything you believe may help the doctor better understand your situation.

Unfortunately, our services are not covered by insurance at the moment. However, if you have an out-of-network provider coverage, we will be happy to provide you with all the required documentation (i.e., a detailed receipt with the diagnosis procedure codes) so that you can submit it to your insurance company for reimbursement. Also please note that we keep our prices as low as possible.

Anxiety disorder is one of the most common mental health disorders in the USA, and across the globe. Constant and overwhelming fear and worry are the defining characteristics of anxiety disorder. This is unlike the normal anxiety where the fear and worry are occasional, as dictated by circumstances.  Anxiety disorder is a serious mental condition that can get in the way of living a healthy and fulfilling life. It may affect all areas of life, from personal relationships, to school work, and performance at work.

The results or findings of both self-assessments and online anxiety disorder tests can give you a good idea of whether you need to see a therapist. Mental health professionals use the criteria given by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). The manual is a publication of the American Psychiatric Association.  The mental health specialist will use psychological questionnaires, and ask questions relating to your medical history and symptoms.

Mental health professionals may also conduct a physical exam, and run blood, urine, and other tests, to rule out other medical conditions.

The National Institute of Mental Health lists 5 major types of anxiety disorders as follows:

  • Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
  • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
  • Panic Disorder
  • Social Anxiety previously referred to as a social phobia

There are signs and symptoms specific to each type of anxiety disorder.

The standard treatment protocols for anxiety falls into two categories, that is, medication and psychotherapy.

 Psychopharmacology has been proven a safe and highly effective strategy for treating various types of anxiety disorders. Top among the medications typically used to manage and treat anxiety include antidepressants, and sedatives or tranquilizers such as benzodiazepines.

Psychotherapy, on the other hand, involves speaking to a mental health professional. Also called talk therapy, the mental health specialist will use a combination of several techniques to help with your anxiety disorder.

How long the treatment will last vary from one person to the next. You can expect best results within a reasonably short time if you follow instructions about dosage and keep up with your psychotherapy sessions. Some medications will be prescribed on a short-term basis, whereas others will be prescribed for use as part of a long-term treatment strategy for your anxiety disorder.



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