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Inez4god

Junior Member
I am in Ohio

after recieving STD they decided to review and denied me STD & LTD.
Reasons given are my medical records do not Quantify my injury. They say they know I am injured but that they need medical evidence.
I have a severe Lumbar back strain.
There is no Tests that can show the injury. Is that what they are saying?

Thank you in advance.
Inez
 


cbg

I'm a Northern Girl
If the STD policy says they have to have medical evidence (which most do), then they have to have medical evidence. This is not a question of law; it's a question of what the insurance policy says. The law does not dictate that medical evidence is required; nor does it prohibit the carrier from requiring it.

It is not unreasonable for the carrier to want medical evidence before making payments.
 

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