Our services

Disability care management

Ongoing support throughout your disability journey.

Your health, treatment, and disability benefits are connected. Advalign helps you coordinate them all while keeping you informed, supported, and engaged every step of the way.

Illustration of an advocate sitting and talking with a member at a waypoint on their path

Support that does not stop after the approval letter

Getting approved for disability benefits is the beginning, not the end. Coverage changes, treatment plans change, and reviews come around whether or not you feel ready for them.

Disability care management means a care team that checks in on purpose, keeps track of what is coming, and picks up right where you left off.

Who this is for

  • You receive SSDI or are waiting on a decision
  • You are managing a long-term condition alongside your benefits
  • You have a continuing disability review coming up
  • You are a spouse or caregiver holding the paperwork together for someone else
What this looks like

What your advocate actually does

  • Regular check-ins scheduled around your treatment, not around our calendar

  • Coordination between your providers, your plan, and your benefits

  • Help preparing for continuing disability reviews before they arrive

  • A clear explanation of how Medicare works alongside SSDI once you become eligible

  • Advocacy when a claim, an authorization, or a referral gets stuck

Common questions

Questions about disability care management

Still wondering about something? Call us and ask. There's no obligation and no script.

(888) 555-0142
Are you part of the Social Security Administration?

No. Advalign Health is an independent health and benefits advocacy organization.

We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration or any government agency.

Can you help me apply for disability benefits?

We can help you understand the process, gather what you need, and prepare for what the review will ask of you.

We do not act as your legal representative. If your situation calls for one, we will say so plainly.

What happens at a continuing disability review?

Social Security periodically checks whether your condition still meets their standard. Your advocate will help you understand what they are looking for and make sure your medical record reflects where you actually are.

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Talk it through with someone who knows the system

Your first conversation is free, and there's nothing you need to prepare.