20 CFR 416, Subpart I - Determining Disability and Blindness
- — General
- § 416.901 — Scope of subpart.
- § 416.902 — General definitions and terms for this subpart.
- — Determinations
- § 416.903 — Who makes disability and blindness determinations.
- § 416.903a — Program integrity.
- § 416.904 — Determinations by other organizations and agencies.
- — Definition of Disability
- § 416.905 — Basic definition of disability for adults.
- § 416.906 — Basic definition of disability for children.
- § 416.907 — Disability under a State plan.
- § 416.908 — What is needed to show an impairment.
- § 416.909 — How long the impairment must last.
- § 416.910 — Meaning of substantial gainful activity.
- § 416.911 — Definition of disabling impairment.
- — Evidence
- § 416.912 — Evidence.
- § 416.913 — Medical and other evidence of your impairment(s).
- § 416.914 — When we will purchase existing evidence.
- § 416.915 — Where and how to submit evidence.
- § 416.916 — If you fail to submit medical and other evidence.
- § 416.917 — Consultative examination at our expense.
- § 416.918 — If you do not appear at a consultative examination.
- — Standards To Be Used in Determining When a Consultative Examination Will Be Obtained in Connection With Disability Determinations
- § 416.919 — The consultative examination.
- § 416.919a — When we will purchase a consultative examination and how we will use it.
- § 416.919b — When we will not purchase a consultative examination.
- — Standards for the Type of Referral and for Report Content
- § 416.919f — Type of purchased examinations.
- § 416.919g — Who we will select to perform a consultative examination.
- § 416.919h — Your treating source.
- § 416.919i — Other sources for consultative examinations.
- § 416.919j — Objections to the medical source designated to perform the consultative examination.
- § 416.919k — Purchase of medical examinations, laboratory tests, and other services.
- § 416.919m — Diagnostic tests or procedures.
- § 416.919n — Informing the medical source of examination scheduling, report content, and signature requirements.
- § 416.919o — When a properly signed consultative examination report has not been received.
- § 416.919p — Reviewing reports of consultative examinations.
- § 416.919q — Conflict of interest.
- — Authorizing and Monitoring the Referral Process
- § 416.919s — Authorizing and monitoring the consultative examination.
- — Procedures To Monitor the Consultative Examination
- § 416.919t — Consultative examination oversight.
- — Evaluation of Disability
- § 416.920 — Evaluation of disability of adults, in general.
- § 416.920a — Evaluation of mental impairments.
- § 416.920b — How we consider evidence.
- § 416.921 — What we mean by a not severe impairment(s) in an adult.
- § 416.922 — When you have two or more unrelated impairments—initial claims.
- § 416.923 — Multiple impairments.
- § 416.924 — How we determine disability for children.
- § 416.924a — Considerations in determining disability for children.
- § 416.924b — Age as a factor of evaluation in the sequential evaluation process for children.
- — Medical Considerations
- § 416.925 — Listing of Impairments in appendix 1 of subpart P of part 404 of this chapter.
- § 416.926 — Medical equivalence for adults and children.
- § 416.926a — Functional equivalence for children.
- § 416.927 — Evaluating opinion evidence.
- § 416.928 — Symptoms, signs, and laboratory findings.
- § 416.929 — How we evaluate symptoms, including pain.
- § 416.930 — Need to follow prescribed treatment.
- — Presumptive Disability and Blindness
- § 416.931 — The meaning of presumptive disability or presumptive blindness.
- § 416.932 — When presumptive payments begin and end.
- § 416.933 — How we make a finding of presumptive disability or presumptive blindness.
- § 416.934 — Impairments which may warrant a finding of presumptive disability or presumptive blindness.
- — Drug Addiction and Alcoholism
- § 416.935 — How we will determine whether your drug addiction or alcoholism is a contributing factor material to the determination of disability.
- § 416.936 — Treatment required for individuals whose drug addiction or alcoholism is a contributing factor material to the determination of disability.
- § 416.937 — What we mean by appropriate treatment.
- § 416.938 — What we mean by approved institutions or facilities.
- § 416.939 — How we consider whether treatment is available.
- § 416.940 — Evaluating compliance with the treatment requirements.
- § 416.941 — Establishment and use of referral and monitoring agencies.
- — Residual Functional Capacity
- § 416.945 — Your residual functional capacity.
- § 416.946 — Responsibility for assessing your residual functional capacity.
- — Vocational Considerations
- § 416.960 — When we will consider your vocational background.
- § 416.962 — Medical-vocational profiles showing an inability to make an adjustment to other work.
- § 416.963 — Your age as a vocational factor.
- § 416.964 — Your education as a vocational factor.
- § 416.965 — Your work experience as a vocational factor.
- § 416.966 — Work which exists in the national economy.
- § 416.967 — Physical exertion requirements.
- § 416.968 — Skill requirements.
- § 416.969 — Listing of Medical-Vocational Guidelines in appendix 2 of subpart P of part 404 of this chapter.
- § 416.969a — Exertional and nonexertional limitations.
- — Substantial Gainful Activity
- § 416.971 — General.
- § 416.972 — What we mean by substantial gainful activity.
- § 416.973 — General information about work activity.
- § 416.974 — Evaluation guides if you are an employee.
- § 416.974a — When and how we will average your earnings.
- § 416.975 — Evaluation guides if you are self-employed.
- § 416.976 — Impairment-related work expenses.
- — Blindness
- § 416.981 — Meaning of blindness as defined in the law.
- § 416.982 — Blindness under a State plan.
- § 416.983 — How we evaluate statutory blindness.
- § 416.984 — If you are statutorily blind and still working.
- § 416.985 — How we evaluate other visual impairments.
- § 416.986 — Why and when we will find that you are no longer entitled to benefits based on statutory blindness.
- — Disability Redeterminations for Individuals Who Attain Age 18
- § 416.987 — Disability redeterminations for individuals who attain age 18.
- — Continuing or Stopping Disability or Blindness
- § 416.988 — Your responsibility to tell us of events that may change your disability or blindness status.
- § 416.989 — We may conduct a review to find out whether you continue to be disabled.
- § 416.989a — We may conduct a review to find out whether you continue to be blind.
- § 416.990 — When and how often we will conduct a continuing disability review.
- § 416.991 — If your medical recovery was expected and you returned to work.
- § 416.992 — What happens if you fail to comply with our request for information.
- § 416.992a — [Reserved]
- § 416.993 — Medical evidence in continuing disability review cases.
- § 416.994 — How we will determine whether your disability continues or ends, disabled adults.
- § 416.994a — How we will determine whether your disability continues or ends, and whether you are and have been receiving treatment that is medically necessary and available, disabled children.
- § 416.995 — If we make a determination that your physical or mental impairment(s) has ceased, did not exist or is no longer disabling (Medical Cessation Determination).
- § 416.996 — Continued disability or blindness benefits pending appeal of a medical cessation determination.
- § 416.998 — If you become disabled by another impairment(s).
- § 416.999 — What is expedited reinstatement?
- § 416.999a — Who is eligible for expedited reinstatement?
- § 416.999b — How do I request reinstatement?
- § 416.999c — How do we determine provisional benefits?
- § 416.999d — How do we determine reinstated benefits?
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