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The Social Security Administration uses a five-step sequential evaluation process to determine if people are disabled. The court follows each step evaluating whether an individual has substantial gainful activity, medically determinable severe impairments, whether they meet a listing, whether they can perform their past relevant work, and whether there are any other jobs in the national economy they can perform on a full-time sustained basis without accommodation or assistance. In order to win a disability case, a claimant must successfully navigate the sequential evaluation process.
Sequential Evaluation Process:
Introduction
Introduction
Sequential Evaluation Process Step 1: Substantial Gainful Activity
Sequential Evaluation Process Step 2: Medically Determinable Severe Impairment
Sequential Evaluation Process Step 3:
Listings
Sequential Evaluation Process Step 4:
PRW
Sequential Evaluation Process Step 5:
Other Work/ Grid Rules
Sequential Evaluation Process:
Closing Summary
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