Eye Disorders and Long Term Disability Insurance Claim Help

[@timothystacks7284]

What about being leagley blind because of damage to the optic nurv when have a life saving surgery had a cyst removed right side of my head in 1968 my eye sight has never got better or worse left eye is totley blind my right eye is 2200 vision.

[@kevinhobbs9896]

I have Fuchs cornea dystopia, cataracts and retinopathy I'm diabetic and my vision in both eyes 20/100 with glasses

[@DB_pipes]

Thank you for this good video. So does the insurance company stop paying if ssdi is approved?

[@DisabilityAttorneys]

Thank you, we are glad you found it helpful. No, the insurance company will not stop paying if SSDI is approved. They will, however, reduce what they owe you by the amount that SSDI pays and seek repayment of any potential overpayment stemming from a back award of SSDI benefits (less any applicable attorney fee). If the amount from SSDI is more than what the insurance company pays the vast majority of policies have what’s know as a minimum benefit amount that is typically the greater of 10% of your gross monthly benefit or $100.00.