i live in new york and mine came from wilkes barre pennsylvannia

Yeah I think they all come from Wilkes barre pennsylvannia my last one in 2010 come with a return address of Pennsylvannia

Echoe how often do you get a medical review ive been on disability since 1996 it will be 20 yrs now and im not getting any better im 51 and I was reviewed in 2010 with a short form like 6 question and it was deferred now my next one is in 2017 when I requested a benefit planning query that as all your information like benefit amount medical review date and dairy I figure I would just keep one for my records since my profile is (L-0048) unlikely to improve sometimes I wish I could get a miracle I have a fear of leaving my home I fell like a prisoner and feeling sick all the time 24/7 I just wondering because a friend told me she as never heard of a 7 yrs medical dairy just 3-5 I know mine is 7 yrs because I have a (BPQY) in writing from social security

my first one was after 7 years and now this one was after 3 years almost to the exact day. im scheduled for a 3 year review even though i have a very low number like you. if you are scheduled for 7 year review you will probably get one after 7 years.

Did you get the short form with the 6 questions or the full medical review and why did you have a medical review dairy of 7yrs and then 3 yrs if ur profile was LOW

Did you get the short form with the 6 questions or the full medical review and why did you have a medical review dairy of 7yrs and then 3 yrs if ur profile was LOW my first disability update report (short form) was in 2010 and now my next medical review is in 2017 -7yrs on your second review did you get the short form also and why was your review date changed from 7 yrs to 3 yrs you have been helpful and I hope im not bothering you thank you for any information

i got the short form both times......the diary was for 3 years all along, it was just delayed that long due to backlogs. they are also making it a priority right now to get those out on time.
why i have a 3 year instead of 7 with such a low number is a good question. my number is not far from yours.

Did you get the short form with the 6 questions or the full medical review and why did you have a medical review dairy of 7yrs and then 3 yrs if ur profile was LOW--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Did you get the short form with the 6 questions or the full medical review and why did you have a medical review dairy of 7yrs and then 3 yrs if ur profile was LOW my first disability update report (short form) was in 2010 and now my next medical review is in 2017 -7yrs on your second review did you get the short form also and why was your review date changed from 7 yrs to 3 yrs you have been helpful and I hope im not bothering you thank you for any information

and both times it was deferred no further action needed after your short form

Apparently more beneficiaries have to undergo a Long Form CDR based on being randomly selected, than because their Short Form triggered a Long Form CDR.

https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0440502001

"When a mailer is completed, there are two possible outcomes depending on the information received. One outcome is a “DO CDR” (mailer to be referred for a full medical CDR) that results in a full medical CDR that occurs in about 2.5% of the completed mailers. The other outcome is to defer doing a full medical CDR, resulting in a mailer deferral action."

"As a result of integrity sampling, approximately 5% of the mailers received are referred for processing as full medical CDRs despite responses which may otherwise indicate that a deferral action is proper."


https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0428015310

Age and length of time collecting SSI/SSDI are factored when determining a beneficiary's RFC during the CDR process.

Also, the Short Form CDRs (which really aren't CDRs but that's how they're generally referred to) are sent from Wilkes-Barre, where as Long Form CDRs (full medical reviews) are sent from your state DDS (or sometimes another state's DDS).