Smith on Behalf of McDonald v. Shalala

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• stating that it would be “illogical” to hold that, because a claimant did not experience the complications sought to be avoided by the services provided, those services were not reasonable and necessary
• finding that ALJ’s conclusion that claimant’s condition was “stable” was not supported by substantial evidence, where treating physician noted in certification report that (a) claimant suffered from angina, anemia, cataracts, and memory deficits; (b) claimant’s condition was “fragile;” and (c

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).