Nephrotic syndrome, SSDI Claims in Oklahoma

Oklahoma statewide initial denial rate

66%

Applies to all adult SSDI claims at initial DDS level in Oklahoma, not this listing only. Derived from SSA initial-level allowance data for FY2024. Source: SSA State Agency Operations Report (via NOSSCR FY2024 allowance rates publication).

National average initial processing time

~7.4 months

(226 days)

National average for all initial disability claims requiring a medical determination (not condition- or state-specific). Data for FY2025. Source: SSA processing time data.

Blue Book body system

6.00 Genitourinary disorders

Listing 6.06 criteria are federal standards that apply nationwide, including in Oklahoma.

Medical criteria

SSA Blue Book listing: 6.06 Nephrotic syndrome,
Listing criteria (20 CFR Appendix 1, Part A): with A and B: A. Laboratory findings as described in 1 or 2, documented on at least two occasions at least 90 days apart during a consecutive 12-month period: 1. Proteinuria of 10.0 g or greater per 24 hours; or 2. Serum albumin of 3.0 g/dL or less, and a. Proteinuria of 3.5 g or greater per 24 hours; or b. Urine total-protein-to-creatinine ratio of 3.5 or greater. AND B. Anasarca (see 6.00C6) persisting for at least 90 days despite prescribed treatment.
Body system category: 6.00 Genitourinary disorders
Common denial reason: Nephrotic syndrome claims are frequently denied when proteinuria, edema, and lab findings do not satisfy listing requirements over the required period.

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