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Your Rights to Social Security Disability Benefits for a Visual Disorder

If you have been diagnosed with a visual impairment, you may be entitled to Social Security Disability benefits. Visual disorders can include degenerative conditions, diabetic retinopathy, or cancer. If you have these difficulties and are unable to work for 12 months or longer, you may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. SSDI is a disability insurance program that is funded as a result of withholdings from your paycheck. SSDI can provide you with monthly income if you are under full retirement age and can no longer work because of visual impairment. Visual impairments and the Social Security Disability claim’s process. The Social...

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Prudential Disability Insurance Program Begins a Return to Work Service

One of the many disability carriers in the United States is Prudential Group Insurance which has created a Return to Work Service for employers to assist them with Short Term Disability claims. This program provides employers with assistance in developing a Return to Work Program for employees who are disabled. Disability insurance claim denied attorney Nancy Cavey applauds Prudential’s efforts to begin a Return to Work program to help those who are disabled return to work with assistance in helping employers and disabled employees to return to work in a modified capacity and transitional role. Do you have Prudential disability insurance ? Trying...

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Good Morning America Host Robin Roberts Diagnosed with MDS Preleukemia

In a recent news report, Good Morning America Host Robin Roberts has been diagnosed with the disease myelodysplastic syndrome also known as MDS. Going forward, Roberts - who previously beat breast cancer five years ago looks to also beat this condition. Click the link above to learn more about her condition. Are you suffering from MDS and are looking for disability benefits? Give us a call today, we deal with MDS disability claims....

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Does Your Long Term Disability Denial List Alternative Jobs that You Allegedly Can Perform?

You purchased your long term disability policy to provide you benefits when you are unable to work. Unfortunately, many long term disability carriers don’t make it easy for those who are disabled to get the benefits that they deserve. One of the favorite ways that long term disability carriers will deny claims is to list alternative jobs that you can reportedly do despite your restrictions and limitation. Unfortunately, many long term disability carriers fail to actually consider what the material duties of the hypothetical jobs are. So, for example, if the hypothetical job requires you to interact with customers or fellow...

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Treatment Side Effects of Chemotherapy and Your Rights to Long Term Disability Benefits

If you have been diagnosed with cancer and your treatment involves chemotherapy, you may physical, emotional and psychological side effects from this treatment. Common chemotherapy side effects include: - Fatigue and anemia: fatigue, extreme tiredness is one of the most common side effects of cancer and cancer treatment. You may have difficulty concentrating or thinking clearly. Anemia happens when the chemotherapy decreases your bone marrow ability to make red blood cells resulting in a reduced amount of oxygen transported to all parts of your body. - Pain: Pain is a common side effect of cancer and can be caused by a tumor...

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Type One Diabetes and Your Rights to Long Term Disability Benefits

Type One diabetes can be a disabling condition that prevents you from working. During your illness, treatment and recovery, long term disability benefits may be able to help you offset lost wages if you purchased a disability plan from a private insurer or have coverage through an employer. If you have been diagnosed with Type One diabetes there are many complications of your disease that the long term disability carriers fail to consider. According to a report from the Doctor’s Lounge, when medical researchers tracked a group of Type One diabetics, many suffered from complications: 57% developed eye problems, 13% developed...

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Free Medicine Foundation

If you are disabled and unable to work, you may be eligible for long term disability benefits if you purchased a policy from your employer or purchased a private disability policy. Unfortunately, many times long term disability applicants will lose their group insurance benefits and will need assistance in finding medication. One such company is called Free Medicine Foundation or other local clinics and other community organizations that can help you with your medical care and prescriptions. You can see their website here: http://www.freemedicine.com/ If the long term disability carrier has denied your disability claim or made it difficult for you to get...

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Give Me One Minute and I’ll Explain How Long Term Disability Carriers like Northwestern Mutual Make Money with Your Long Term Disability Premiums

Northwestern Mutual has continued it’s strong growth as a commercial state investor and lender by participating in major transactions in both east and west coast. In fact, Northwestern Mutual recently sold the Seattle Towers for a substantial amount of money. By purchasing Class A properties and projects, Northwestern Mutual has increased its portfolio to over $30.2 billion. Long term disability carriers like Northwestern Mutual use your premium dollars to invest in real estate transactions- and you thought they were just using your premium to pay disability benefits. If you've been denied a claim, contact our Northwestern Mutual disability claims lawyer today. You can learn...

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Struggling with Cardiovascular Disease

Has your doctor diagnosed you with cardiovascular disease? You may be eligible to receive long term disability benefits if you have purchased a group disability plan from a private insurer or have coverage through your employer. According to a report from Medline Plus, middle aged adults in the United States should start meeting the American Heart Association’s Heart Health Goals of: 1. Maintaining a healthy weight and diet; 2. Being physically active; 3. Not smoking; 4. Having adequate blood sugar levels; 5. Having adequate cholesterol levels; 6. Having good blood pressure. The study shows that just one out of every 2,000 middle aged adults in the United States...

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