What are the Top 3 Mistakes Claimants Make in Submitting a Long Term Disability Claim?
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The Top 3 Mistakes In Making a Long-Term Disability Claim
Filing a claim before there is sufficient medical and vocational proof in the file, thus finding yourself in the position of having quit work but getting no benefits. A doctor’s “off work” note will often not suffice to get you paid your long-term disability benefits.
Failing to make a timely claim. If your income has been reduced but you can still work (for example, a doctor who can no longer operate but who still has a thriving office practice), you may have a claim for partial disability benefits that you are forfeiting by not pursuing a disability claim now. We have seen high wage earning professionals be advised that they make too much money to make a claim. This advice is often wrong. In one case an ObGyn who could no longer deliver babies, but who still had a thriving office practice, forfeited $1.82 million in partial disability benefits.
Not understanding the disability claims process – this leads to frustration and claim denials simply because the claimant was not organized at the beginning of the journey.
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