Snyder v. FLORIDA DEPT. OF CHILDREN

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• applying controlling federal law holding that agency must give considerable weight to opinion of treating physician in considering application for Medicaid benefits under Florida's Medically Needy Program
• order did not explain how claimant's age, education and work experience affected her ability to perform any other work in the national economy
• order denying Medicaid benefits which stated that the listings were reviewed and the evidence does not support the listed level of impairment, individually or in combination, was insufficient to permit the court to review the denial of benefits
• order denying Medicaid application which stated that the listings were reviewed and the evidence does not support the meeting of a listed level of impairment individually or in combination, was insufficient to allow the court to review denial of benefits

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).