WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON DISABILITY FOR SSDI?

 

SSDI beneficiaries are mostly older and have severe physical or mental impairments. The typical SSDI beneficiary is in their 50s — more than three-quarters are over age 50, and more than 4 in 10 are 60 or older. SSDI beneficiaries have a wide variety of disabilities. Musculoskeletal conditions, are the leading cause of disability among beneficiaries aged 50 and older. Severe mental disorders, like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, which typically manifest in young adulthood, are the leading cause of disability among beneficiaries younger than 50.

 

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