EDD wrongly stopping SDI benefits due to doctor license error - how to appeal?

I found a way to solve EDD disability benefits wrongly stopped, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlkGQpTlUPQ

I found a way to actually get someone on the phone at EDD. I used this site's (claimyr.com) calling tool that dials the phone menu, stays on hold, waits for a live agent to pick up, then sends the call to my phone. It does cost $20, but it works. Here's a video explaining it: https://youtu.be/1X-mEsLtbmQ

Have you checked your myEDD account online? Sometimes there's more info there about why they made the decision. Might give you a clue about what exactly they're claiming is wrong with your doctor's license.

To add to what has been said, remember that while services like Claimyr can offer a solution to the daunting task of navigating endless hold times, they do come at a cost. Weigh the convenience against the expense based on your situation. EDD can be a frustrating system, but a calm and methodical approach often yields the best results. Document every interaction, seek help from your medical provider, and maintain persistence. While Claimyr can be helpful, consider all available options to find the best path for you. Patience and vigilance are key. Best of luck!

Oof, I feel for you. I'm in the same boat, different issue. EDD is a nightmare to deal with. Sending good vibes your way, hope you get it sorted soon! 🙏

Has anyone else noticed that EDD seems to be making more "mistakes" lately? I swear they're just trying to save money by denying claims left and right. It's getting ridiculous.

Update: Thanks everyone for the advice! I've started gathering all the docs and I'm gonna call my doctor's office tomorrow. Fingers crossed I can get this sorted without too much more stress. You guys are awesome! 🙌

idk man, sounds like ur in for a wild ride. EDD is a total clown show 🤡 Good luck!

Have you tried reaching out to your doctor's office? They might have dealt with this before and could have some advice. Plus, they should be able to provide you with any documentation you need.

This happened to my cousin. Turns out EDD had the wrong license number on file for her doctor. Double-check all the info they have is correct. One wrong digit can cause a world of trouble!

Pro tip: If you can't get through on the phone, try contacting EDD through social media. Sometimes their Twitter team is more responsive than the phone lines. Worth a shot! 🤷‍♂️

tldr; EDD sucks, water is wet. 🙃 But seriously, hang in there OP. The system is broken af but don't let it break you!

Ugh, classic EDD nonsense. They're always looking for ways to deny benefits. Have you tried contacting your doctor to get proof of their license? You might need to send that in to appeal the decision.

I had a similar issue last year. It took MONTHS to resolve, but I finally got it sorted. Here's what I did: 1. Got a letter from my doctor confirming their license status 2. Contacted my local state representative's office for help 3. Filed a formal appeal with EDD 4. Kept calling EDD (like, every day) until I got someone helpful Don't give up! It's a pain, but you can get this fixed.

Okay, listen up. I work in healthcare administration, so I know a thing or two about this mess. Here's what you need to do: 1. Get a copy of your doctor's current medical license. Make sure it includes the issue date and expiration date. 2. Write a formal letter to EDD explaining the situation. Include your claim number, the date of the notice you received, and a clear statement that your doctor is and has been licensed. 3. Include a copy of your doctor's license with your letter. 4. Send everything via certified mail so you have proof they received it. 5. File an appeal immediately if you haven't already. You usually have 30 days from the date of the notice. 6. Contact your state representative or senator's office. They can often help expedite these issues. 7. Keep detailed records of every communication with EDD. Dates, times, names of who you spoke to, what was said. 8. If your benefits have been cut off, look into applying for emergency assistance programs in your area while this gets sorted out. Remember, EDD deals with thousands of claims. Mistakes happen. Stay persistent and document everything. You've got this!