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Because obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is more often characterized as a mental illness rather than physical, it can make getting disability approval more complicated. Your insurance company may limit or deny you your benefits unless you’re able to prove a physiological cause for your condition. Here’s what you need to know before filing your claim for OCD.
Given that Leukemia is a very serious cancer, you would think approval of long term disability insurance benefits would be a simple process. However, to receive benefits your claim must still be supported by sufficient medical evidence and proof of appropriate treatment. Below we’ll outline what steps you can take to improve your chances of approval for benefits.
Epilepsy is the most commonly diagnosed brain disorder in the world, categorized by those who suffer recurring seizures. While the severity of epilepsy varies depending on type, for some the serious symptoms can interfere greatly with daily living and the ability to function in a work environment.
Knowing how to substantiate your Macular Degeneration long term disability claim will significantly increase your chances of approval. To get your Macular Degeneration claim approved, it should be supported with medical evidence and proof of treatment. It is also essential to provide a detailed explanation of how your symptoms prevent you from performing your job duties.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, commonly referred to as “ALS” or “Lou Gehrig’s disease,” is a rare and devastating neurodegenerative disorder that attacks nerve cells in the spinal cord and lower brain. Those with ALS experience a progressive inability to move their muscles, speak, eat, and breathe. The condition also causes an array of cognitive and emotional difficulties.
Who are we?
Riemer Hess LLC is a national disability insurance law firm based in New York City. We represent professionals and executives in long term disability claims, including both ERISA group policies and private individual policies.
What makes us different?
We’ve litigated more ERISA disability cases in the Southern District of New York than any of our competitors. For over 30 years, we've helped clients nationwide recover hundreds of millions in benefits, settlements, and judgments.
Why do clients trust us?
Our reputation is built on a rare blend of empathy, legal skill, and fierce advocacy in disability insurance law.
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