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When looking to secure long term disability (“LTD”) benefits, you may consider undergoing a neuropsychological evaluation to support your claim.  A neuropsychological evaluation can be valuable evidence of your condition by offering a detailed and objective analysis of your cognitive functions, which can be affected by various medical conditions, injuries, or psychiatric disorders.  However, how insurers interpret these results can significantly impact the outcome of your claim.

Below we’ll discuss the importance of validity measures in neuropsychological evaluations and the tactics some disability insurers use to challenge these assessments.

Navigating the complexities of long term disability (“LTD”) claims can be daunting, especially when grappling with the challenges posed by Sjogren’s Syndrome.  As an autoimmune disorder known for its hallmark symptoms of dry eyes and mouth, Sjogren’s Syndrome can also cause other debilitating physical and cognitive impairments.  These symptoms collectively have the potential to impede your ability to work.

If you’re seeking LTD benefits due to Sjogren’s Syndrome, it’s important to understand the best strategies for establishing your claim with your insurer.  Below we’ll discuss how to determine your eligibility for LTD benefits and what evidence can help substantiate your Sjogren’s Syndrome LTD claim.

Huntington’s disease is a serious neurodegenerative, genetic condition. Its symptoms are progressive, presenting both physically and cognitively. The rate at which the disease develops varies from person to person, but typically Huntington’s symptoms appear when a person is middle aged. Once symptoms are present, Huntington’s tends to progress rapidly.

Below we will outline what you need to get approved for long term disability benefits for Huntington’s disease.