Bechtold, Young L – STOCKTON
Judge Bechtold, Young L has made 230 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in STOCKTON. Out of those 230 decisions, 91 were approved… Read More »Bechtold, Young L – STOCKTON
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Bechtold, Young L – FRESNO
Judge Bechtold, Young L has made 77 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in FRESNO. Out of those 77 decisions, 27 were approved… Read More »Bechtold, Young L – FRESNO
Beers, Caroline H – HOUSTON WEST
Judge Beers, Caroline H has made 372 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in HOUSTON WEST. Out of those 372 decisions, 139 were… Read More »Beers, Caroline H – HOUSTON WEST
Bedwell, Brent C – MILWAUKEE
Judge Bedwell, Brent C has made 404 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in MILWAUKEE. Out of those 404 decisions, 187 were approved… Read More »Bedwell, Brent C – MILWAUKEE
Bedell, Laurie – ATLANTA NORTH
Judge Bedell, Laurie has made 329 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in ATLANTA NORTH. Out of those 329 decisions, 217 were approved… Read More »Bedell, Laurie – ATLANTA NORTH
Beatty, Gregory M – AKRON OH
Judge Beatty, Gregory M has made 373 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in AKRON OH. Out of those 373 decisions, 184 were… Read More »Beatty, Gregory M – AKRON OH
Bawolek, Valerie A – CHARLESTON WV
Judge Bawolek, Valerie A has made 80 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in CHARLESTON WV. Out of those 80 decisions, 62 were… Read More »Bawolek, Valerie A – CHARLESTON WV
Baum, Peter J – TUCSON
Judge Baum, Peter J has made 277 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in TUCSON. Out of those 277 decisions, 194 were approved… Read More »Baum, Peter J – TUCSON
Baum, Peter J – RENO
Judge Baum, Peter J has made 52 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in RENO. Out of those 52 decisions, 42 were approved… Read More »Baum, Peter J – RENO
Bauer, Edward T – SPRINGFIELD MA
Judge Bauer, Edward T has made 290 decisions at the Office of Hearings Operations (OHO) in SPRINGFIELD MA. Out of those 290 decisions, 187 were… Read More »Bauer, Edward T – SPRINGFIELD MA
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Full of typos, inaccuracies, and arbitrary decisions.
April 1, 2026
Obviously anyone who gets a denial is going to be upset. I am more frustrated with the constant swapping of genders for my doctors, and misspelled words. I am more frustrated that the 5th doctor they went to ignored my symptoms of today with information from three years ago. I am more frustrated that if any doctor used the words “limits” or “struggles” all their findings were determined to be “not persuasive” but the psychiatrist who presented reasons based on my health and said boldly “cannot work” was declared “inherently neither valuable nor persuasive.” If there was never a chance at an approval, why string me along for three years? If the plan was to keep presenting the case to different guys with Ph.Ds until one said no, why not just have the judge say it. Why have a vocational doctor be in the hearing, have him say that under any circumstance unique to my condition I could not work, just to ignore his statement and NOT EVEN INCLUDE IT IN THE DECISION LETTER. Why tell me “I’ll have this done in two weeks.” When you were going to wait the typical four and slap together a somehow still hastily written decision. Less than 20% of people with autism alone are able to hold a full time job. I thought I was lucky to be one of the few with some faculties and the ability to articulate my thoughts, but apparently that did end up being my undoing. I expect a level of professionalism from someone hold the livelihood of individuals in their hand. I got a level of arrogance who scoffed at the DTA, MassHealth, a therapist, a vocational doctor, and two Ph.D holders within Social Security, just so he could find someone to deny me. I know it’s not personal, but when someone goes to those lengths, it’s hard to not take it that way.