Parkinson’s Disease and LTD Benefits
Parkinson’s disease is a chronic and progressive neurological disorder that affects over 50,000 new Americans every year across the country. Parkinson’s disease is not curable and can only be controlled through medication at the moment. Parkinson’s disease severely affects one’s ability to control his or her muscles. This may limit a person’s ability to work, forcing him or her to stop working.
When you can no longer work because of a serious medical condition, you may no longer be able to pay your bills or support your family. In this case, you may need long-term disability insurance benefits to help you stay financially stable. If your insurance provider is acting in bad faith and refusing to pay your benefits, contact a qualified long-term disability insurance lawyer today.
Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms
Parkinson’s disease severely affects your nervous system and its ability to control your muscles. The most common symptoms from Parkinson’s disease include:
- Tremors or difficulty moving your muscles
- Inability to maintain balance
- Difficulty speaking
- Rigid muscles
- Inability to control conscious movements
Parkinson’s disease can also affect your mental health as well. In many cases, Parkinson’s patients develop symptoms similar to Alzheimer’s including memory loss.
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With no cure for Parkinson’s disease at the moment, you need long-term disability insurance to help pay for your lifestyle. When your insurance company denies your claim, you could suffer financially. You are not alone in this time. Contact an Indiana long-term disability attorney of Charles D. Hankey Law Office, P.C., today at 800-520-3633 and schedule a free consultation to discuss your legal options.