As a degenerative disease, multiple sclerosis (MS) often impedes your ability to earn an income. As a result, you might turn to your insurance provider for disability insurance. Unfortunately, many people with MS find themselves frustrated and dejected when their insurers reject or lowball their claims.
You can turn to Disability Insurance Law Group if you need to get disability coverage for multiple sclerosis. From our office in Florida, we work with clients who suffer from a variety of disabling physical and mental health conditions who need insurance. We are tireless advocates who understand what you are going through and how best to help you.
Multiple sclerosis is a disabling condition in which the myelin sheath that covers nerve fibers in the brain and spine begins to attack itself. The disease eventually leads to permanent nerve damage. Some of the most common symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS) include:
Often, patients experience cycles of remission and relapse. There is no known cure for MS, though patients can manage their symptoms with appropriate medication and physical therapy.
Despite the havoc that the illness wreaks on its sufferers, insurance companies frequently refuse to honor MS disability claims. Since many MS claims are for long-term coverage, insurance providers fight tooth and nail to avoid paying them. They might insist on having you provide unnecessary documentation, hire doctors to provide inaccurate assessments of your condition and even delay responding to your communication – anything to avoid paying coverage or tempting you to give up the fight.
We know that the daily frustrations of multiple sclerosis combined with the headache of filing an insurance claim are not easy to live with. Allow us to be your allies and handle your claim for you. We provide free initial consultations, so call us locally in Florida at 954-989-9000, call us toll free at 855-599-3247, or send us an email to request yours today.
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