While physicians and medical providers are entrusted with the care and recovery of their patients, they, too, are still susceptible to developing illnesses and sustaining serious injuries. In fact, roughly one out of seven doctors use their disability insurance — this means that in a hospital with 70 doctors, around 10 of them may need […]
Because each state has its own unique disability laws and programs, it’s only natural to question whether or not you can move out of state while on long-term disability. Given how receiving social security disability payments is essential for one’s continued health and financial stability, it’s important to understand how the state of your benefits […]
Was your disability claim denied recently? Not receiving pay following an injury can be an incredibly stressful experience — however, by knowing why disability claims are denied, you can better prepare yourself for filing an appeal and any future claim submissions. Although there are many reasons for denied claims, let’s examine and review why most […]
If you’ve been injured and unable to work for pay, then you can submit a short-term disability claim to your insurance company to receive financial aid. They’ll have around 45 days or so to review your forms and make a decision — however, no matter how legitimate your injury is, there’s no guarantee it will […]
Whether you’re in the process of applying for or currently receiving short-term disability benefits, you’ve likely wondered — can I get another job while on short-term disability? Switching jobs is becoming more common, and you might not want to hold back your career path just because you’re receiving temporary benefits. When it comes to legal […]
A successful personal injury recovery claim often depends on the details. You should have all of the facts and paperwork to back up your claim if you’ve been injured in a car accident, hurt on the job, bitten by a dog, or otherwise harmed through actions that weren’t your fault. A team of talented personal […]
Doctors knew little about the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) during the first year of the pandemic, except that it was highly contagious and had higher fatality rates than influenza. Today, we now understand that COVID-19 can cause many long-term, disabling health problems for people who’ve contracted the virus. However, this predicament has raised an important question […]
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