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At the start of 2020, Cheryl was perfectly healthy. She worked a full-time job, had an active social life, and went running on the weekends with her partner. When news about COVID-19 broke, Cheryl was not too concerned. She wanted to avoid getting others sick, sure, but she assumed that even if she became infected that it would pass quickly because of her good health and she would be fine.  Unfortunately, COVID-19 had other ideas. While she and her partner…

Cathy, 57, is an IT Project Manager in the medical field. She also has diabetes, is overweight, and insulin-dependent. About six months before the COVID-19 pandemic, Cathy had a stroke that affected her vision and the right side of her body. She was improving with physiotherapy, but after the pandemic, her workload increased dramatically and she was no longer able to keep up with her appointments. Due to guidelines for reducing the spread of COVID, there have been fewer staff…

As a medical practitioner, you’ve likely encountered many difficult-to-treat cases that lead your patients to take time off work. In some cases, these situations lead to Disability Claims and that opens up a new set of challenges. If the Disability Claim your patient makes is rejected, you now not only have to deal with the patient, but you also have to deal with the insurance company. You want to be able to help patients like this, while also having enough…