Click To Call Your disability benefits will last until: 1) you are able to return to your “own occupation”, 2) your policy’s definition of “disability” changes to include “any occupation” and you do not meet this requirement, or 3) you reach the age limit stated in your policy. It is important to note that your insurance carrier can reevaluate your disability status and eligibility at any time. In addition, your carrier can check in with your treating physician at any time which is why it is critical that you see your doctor at least once every 3 months.
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Frequently Asked Questions for Social Security Disability, Veterans Disability Compensation, and Long-Term Disability Claims

 


Q: How long will my disability benefits last?

A: Your disability benefits will last until: 1) you are able to return to your “own occupation”, 2) your policy’s definition of “disability” changes to include “any occupation” and you do not meet this requirement, or 3) you reach the age limit stated in your policy. It is important to note that your insurance carrier can reevaluate your disability status and eligibility at any time. In addition, your carrier can check in with your treating physician at any time which is why it is critical that you see your doctor at least once every 3 months.


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