What medical conditions are considered disabling?

What medical conditions are considered disabling?

It is important that you understand how your disability insurance provider defines “disability.” For some insurance carriers, “disability” means that you are unable to perform your “own occupation.” While other carriers define it as the inability to perform “any occupation.” The burden is generally on you to prove that you cannot perform your “own occupation.” It is also important for you to understand that policies change definitions after you have been receiving benefits for a fixed period of time.

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