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Find answers to your disability claim questions.

Welcome to our Info Library.

The Info Library is a resource for people who have questions about disability insurance benefits, insurance companies, medical conditions, occupational demands, claims, appeals, and litigation.

Think of it as a practical guide to disability claims. Our goal is to explain common issues in clear, useful terms so you can better understand the process, the risks, and the decisions that may affect your benefits.

New articles are added regularly.

 

Category: Jobs - Occupational Analysis Tools

Occupational and Vocational Assessments in Long Term Disability Claims

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Disability insurance companies often use occupational analyses and vocational assessments to evaluate whether you can continue working despite a medical condition. Insurers often rely on these tools to argue that you can still perform your own occupation or transition into another type of work. However, insurer occupational analyses are not always accurate and may misclassify occupations, overlook cognitive or physical limitations, and minimize the real-world demands of your job.

Understanding how these evaluations work can be critical when protecting your right to long term disability benefits.

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How Occupational Evidence Can Make or Break Your Long Term Disability Claim

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Proving that you have reduced functional capacity and can't work is only part of the required proof  you need to win long term disability benefits.  You also must establish that you are unable to satisfy the functional requirements of the occupational standard in the policy.

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How Functional Limitations Can Disable You From Your Job

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Functional limitations from your disability can affect your ability to do your job and may support a disability claim. Your condition may cause limitations or restrictions that affect your job and prevent you from performing the requirements of your occupation or other occupations.  You may suffer from exertional limitations, non-exertional limitations, or a combination thereof.

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