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If you’re living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (“CMT”) disease, you know firsthand how its symptoms can make it increasingly difficult to manage daily tasks, let alone perform the duties of a demanding job. For many individuals, the progressive nature of CMT can eventually force them to consider long term disability insurance benefits as a financial lifeline.
However, obtaining long term disability benefits for CMT can be a complex and frustrating process. Insurers often question the severity of symptoms or argue that you can still perform some type of work. To secure the benefits you deserve, you’ll need to present a strong case that clearly documents the impact of CMT on your ability to work.
Below, we’ll answer common questions about the key aspects of filing a long term disability claim for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, whether you’re just starting the claims process, preparing to appeal a denial, or facing litigation.
