It is sometimes necessary for a person to go on SSDI and use their long-term disability insurance in Colorado, especially if they have experienced a traumatic brain injury. These resources can be essential for the support and well-being of a person with a disability....
Disability Insurance Benefits And ERISA Attorneys
Doing What’s Right For Greater Colorado
Disability Insurance Benefits And ERISA Attorneys
Doing What’s Right For Greater Colorado
Individual disability insurance: An overview (and what to do if your claim is denied)
Planning for the future allows us to create a safety net in case the unthinkable happens. A serious injury or debilitating disease could make any of us unable to work. However, one way to prevent suffering a huge financial loss is to purchase an individual disability...
What kinds of back problems can qualify you for disability?
Back pain is a part of life. Some experts believe that up to 80% of people will experience some form of back pain at some point in their lives. But if you suffer from intense, constant and debilitating back pain, it’s a different story. Some forms of back pain are so...
Disability insurance and public benefits
People in Colorado are lucky in that they can access public disability benefits if they're injured on the job or can't work any longer. Some of them even have private disability insurance. This may be provided as a benefit by an employer. Some people pay for it...
How to recognize a bad faith denial
Long-term disability (LTD) insurance puts two opposing interests against each other. On the one side, it is a person in need of benefits to continue after becoming disabled. On the other is their insurance company who would like to pay as little as possible. The term...
How can you appeal a denial for a disability insurance claim?
Colorado residents like you may need the support of disability insurance. You must go through a process where you make a claim. In some cases, you get access to benefits through claim approval. But in some cases, you have to deal with a denied claim. Fortunately, it...
Some risks can lead to denied disability insurance applications
Many professionals purchase individual disability insurance (IDI) to supplement employer-provided disability insurance or because an employer does not provide short-term or long-term disability coverage. Insurance companies that offer IDI rely on extensive screening...
Employer-provided vs. private LTD insurance
Long-term disability insurance is a blessing for someone who suffers an illness or injury that keeps him or her from working for a long period. It provides supplemental income to cover basic needs when a person cannot earn money his or herself. Many employers offer...
Independent medical exams for short-term disability claims
Short-term disability benefits or STD benefits provide income for those who miss work for at least seven days. If a person cannot perform his or her job duties, then he or she may deserve 60 to 100 percent of pre-disability earnings. When you apply for STD benefits,...
How do short-term and long-term disability differ?
If you are fortunate, your employer provides you with both short-term and long-term disability insurance. If not, you may wish to consider purchasing these types of insurance for yourself, particularly long-term disability insurance. Policy Genius explains that both...
