Disability claims are regularly denied.  One of the largest insurance company Unum Group, has admitted that she denies nearly 10 percent of the claims that he receives.  While you can be denied disability benefits for just about every possible ailment, some health conditions seem more common than reject others.

According to the article "too sick to work?" You are disagreeing, "which was published in the edition of March 2010 the SmartMoney, these often denied medical conditions include the following:"

Back pain: The Council for disability awareness States that muscle-skeletal account for 23 percent of the new disability claims each year.  Insurers closely questioning people who file for disability based on back pain.  They even have to do, to see if it disabled workers carry out activities video monitoring to the plaintiffs, which allude to, it would be healthy are known.

Pregnancy complications: About 9 percent of disability claims are concerned with issues of motherhood.  Many of these claims are denied, including those with complications that require extensive bed rest.

Carpal tunnel syndrome: This condition is incredibly painful and often requires surgery.  However, if people choose to do this operation didn't, insurers sometimes denied your benefits, say that they are not allowed.

Mental health: People who have received disability benefits due to a mental health condition, be careful what they say to her therapist, because insurers are entitled to medical professionals information review these.  When someone says that he or she has had a couple of good weeks, the wrong way could be interpreted it and benefits could stop.

For more information about why disability claims are denied, order my book, robbery without a gun: why your employer long-term disability plan may be a fraud.

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