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Preparing Now To File A Social Security Disability Claim In The Year Ahead
It is difficult coming to terms with the fact that a chronic injury, illness, or other medical condition is progressing to the point that it interferes with daily activities. Unfortunately, there are a number of health issues that can result in long term disabilities. If you are eventually unable to work, you may be… Read More »
How The Holidays Could Impact Your Long-Term Disability Claim
The holidays are one of the most festive times of the year. Despite concerns over COVID-19, you and your family likely still have tasks to attend to, such as decorating, planning parties, and shopping. If you have recently suffered a long-term disability, it is important to be aware of how these and other situations… Read More »
Autoimmune Disorders and Social Security Disability
Autoimmune disorders comprise a long list of diseases that impact millions of people, putting their health at serious risk. Aside from the daily struggles sufferers face due to having a lowered immune system, flare ups of their condition can be completely debilitating. When these keep you from working or being able to provide for… Read More »
Long-Term Disability Benefits: Transitioning From ‘Own Occupation’ to ‘Any Occupation’ Benefits
Long-term disability benefits provide in the event you are unable to work. However, just because this type of policy is in place does not mean you will automatically be approved. Even if the insurance company does grant your claim, there are still times when your benefits will be subject to review. One of the… Read More »
Falls – A Leading Cause of Long-Term Disabilities
The changing seasons present a perfect opportunity to talk about fall risks. Aside from the obvious pun, these types of accidents are more likely to occur in the fall due to inclement weather and increased darkness. Unfortunately, even a seemingly minor slip and fall could leave you suffering long-term disabilities (LTD). It is important… Read More »
Common Causes of Long-Term Disability Among Young Adults
Your 20s and early 30s are active working years. Young people at these ages are often busy building both income and their careers. Unfortunately, long-term disabilities can easily wreak havoc with your plans. Along with jeopardizing your health, they put both your current and future financial security at-risk. To protect yourself, be aware of… Read More »
Four Deceptive Practices Insurers Use To Deny Long-Term Disability Benefits
Long-term disability benefits in Florida provide a source of income if you are unable to work. Unfortunately, your ability to collect benefits is contingent on the insurance company approving your claim. Insurance companies have a reputation for being difficult to work with and a financial motive to avoid paying out benefits. When filing your… Read More »
When Accidental Injuries Result In Long-Term Disabilities
Slips, trips, and falls, car crashes, and accidents involving bicyclists or pedestrians are among the most common causes of personal injuries. Even in seemingly minor cases, these can leave you suffering major harm. Long-term disabilities can develop as a result, impacting your ability to work or provide for your family. In these cases, long-term… Read More »
Long-Term Disabilities That Can Result From COVID-19
COVID-19 continues to be a concern in Florida and across the U.S. as case numbers continue to climb. While there is still much we need to learn about the virus, medical experts are beginning to uncover more information about potential lingering effects. Unfortunately, even mild cases could leave patients suffering long-term disabilities. To protect… Read More »
Concussion Awareness: A Leading Cause of Long-Term Disabilities
Concussions are one of the most common types of personal injuries. They occur due to any type of sudden blow or jolt to the head and may happen at work or while engaged in a variety of activities. Unfortunately, even a relatively minor concussion can leave you suffering from long-term disabilities. It is important… Read More »
