Many different medical and psychiatric conditions can serve as the basis for a short-term or long-term disability claim. One such group of conditions is known as blood clotting disorders. Let’s delve into the intricacies of clotting disorders and disability claims. […]
When one thinks of disabling medical conditions, they usually imagine a number of physical diagnoses. […]
Many physical and mental conditions can prevent an individual from working on a regular basis. That is particularly true of a number of digestive disorders. If you suffer from a digestive disorder and plan to file a disability claim, it’s important that you be aware of how insurance carriers address these types of claims. […]
Both federal and state laws mandate parity in health insurance policies between physical and behavioral health conditions. However, mental health parity is not required in disability insurance policies by any state other than Vermont. […]
According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the leading cause of disability in the U.S. is arthritis. Arthritis is a name given to multiple conditions that result in joint swelling, inflammation, and stiffness, resulting in pain and dysfunction such as an ability to walk or perform job duties requiring hand use. […]
If you suffer from brain fog, difficulty concentrating, or memory problems, and your symptoms interfere with your ability to work, you may benefit from a neuropsychological evaluation. […]