Turner Disability Services is proud to serve the residents of Thomson, GA, and surrounding areas in McDuffie County with experienced, reliable Social Security Disability representation. Whether you’re applying for SSDI or SSI for the first time or appealing a denied claim, we offer hands-on guidance designed to simplify the process and improve your chances of success. With a local approach rooted in care and consistency, we help Thomson clients navigate the disability system with clarity and confidence.
Charles Turner brings nearly 20 years of experience working with clients across Georgia and South Carolina. From filing your initial claim to representing you at a disability hearing, Turner Disability Services has helped hundreds of individuals gain access to the benefits they need. If you're in Thomson and facing the Social Security system alone, let us walk you through it step by step.
Our Services
We provide full-service Social Security Disability support for clients in Thomson, GA, including:
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Filing SSDI and SSI applications
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Representation at Social Security disability hearings
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Assistance with appeals and denials
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Personalized guidance based on local SSA procedures
Charles Turner is a member of the National Association of Disability Representatives (NADR), and is committed to providing compassionate support throughout the entire process.
We also assist with Medicare coverage selection. Charles Turner is a licensed independent Medicare agent, helping Thomson residents choose plans that suit their health and financial needs.
Why Thomson Residents Choose Turner Disability Services
Thomson, known as the “Camellia City of the South,” is a close-knit community with hardworking individuals who may find themselves unable to work due to illness or injury. With limited disability representation options in rural parts of Georgia, Turner Disability Services fills a critical gap by offering reliable, one-on-one support for those navigating SSDI or SSI claims.
Whether you live in the heart of Thomson near Railroad Street, out near Washington Road, or in neighborhoods like Belle Meade or Cedar Rock Farms, our team is ready to assist. We understand the SSA process in Georgia, including how local judges and offices operate. That local insight helps us build stronger claims and provide a more responsive, neighborly level of service—something big national firms just can’t match.
Contact Us
If you need help applying for SSDI or SSI—or appealing a disability claim denial—in Thomson, GA, Turner Disability Services is ready to support you. Call us at 803-279-8363 or use our online contact form to schedule a consultation today. We proudly serve clients throughout Thomson, Dearing, Harlem, Appling, Warrenton, and surrounding areas in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA).
Areas Served
Georgia
Augusta, Martinez, Evans, Grovetown, Hephzibah, Thomson and all of the CSRA
South Carolina
Aiken, Batesburg-Leesville, Columbia, Lexington, North Augusta, Orangeburg, Sumter, and all of the CSRA and Midlands
If you don't see your area listed, feel free to contact us to see if we provide services in your area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Turner Disability Services help me apply for SSDI or SSI in Thomson, GA?
Yes. We help clients in Thomson prepare and submit SSDI and SSI applications and guide them through every stage of the process, including appeals.
What happens if my Social Security Disability claim was denied in Thomson?
You’re not alone—many first-time claims are denied. We’re prepared to file your appeal, strengthen your documentation, and represent you in a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge if needed.
Should I hire a disability lawyer or choose a local disability representative in Thomson?
While some national firms advertise legal support, many clients never meet their representative. We offer the same core services—application assistance, appeals, and hearings—with the added benefit of personalized local service.
What’s the difference between SSDI and SSI?
SSDI is based on your past work and Social Security tax contributions. SSI is a need-based program for individuals with limited income and resources, often without a consistent work history.
Can I qualify for disability if I’ve only been out of work for a short time?
UTo qualify, your condition must last—or be expected to last—at least 12 months, or be terminal. Social Security does not offer benefits for short-term conditions.
What’s the hardest part about applying for Social Security Disability?
The process can be frustratingly slow, with long wait times and little communication. Many people feel forgotten. We help our clients stay informed and supported from beginning to end.
Can Turner Disability Services help with Medicare plans in Thomson?
Absolutely. As an independent Medicare agent, Charles Turner can help you compare and select plans based on your medical and financial needs.