You can claim permanent partial disability benefits if you are abstained to do your original work because of the disability caused by an injury or a medical condition. You may be able to do some other work, but still you are provided with this permanent partial disability (PPD) benefit in order to compensate for the reduction in income due to partial disability.
Social Security Administration of the US has established two federal programs, namely, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Secuirty Income (SSI), in order to help disabled persons financially. If you fall under either one of the categories of temporary total disability or permanent partial disability, then you can claim for these benefits. When your disability has reached a state where further improvement is not possible then it is regarded as a PPD and you can file a claim of PPD benefit.
This information sheds light on some of the eligibility criteria for PPD benefit; you can get accurate details and criteria from an experienced disability attorney.
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