Traumatic Brain Injuries and the Challenges That Come With Them
Navigating Life After Traumatic Brain Injury: Considerations for Housing and Transportation in Canada
The Price of Independence Following a Catastrophic Injury
This blog will delve into the long-term aftermath of catastrophic injury, focusing on the financial aspects, particularly housing and attendant care.
Navigating Chronic Pain and Fibromyalgia
When a motor vehicle accident strikes, its impact can resonate far beyond the physical collision. Chronic pain and conditions like fibromyalgia often emerge as hidden consequences, causing profound disruptions to daily life.
What to do about a long-term disability claim denial
If you find yourself making a long term disability insurance claim in New Brunswick, you hope that everything goes as planned. This means receiving benefits as quickly as possible, as you don’t want to get too far behind in regards to your finances. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon in today’s world for a long term disability…
What is the Severe Permanent Disability Benefit?
Suffering an injury is something that can negatively affect your life. In some cases, the injury might be so severe that you are unable to work or enjoy life in the manner in which you are accustomed. If that is the case, you might wonder if you can apply for the Severe Permanent Disability Benefit….
Facts about New Brunswick’s Disability Support Program
The Disability Support Program in New Brunswick provides flexible support for disabled people. Personal disability support plans are developed that allow disabled individuals to have their unmet needs addressed to help each person participate in the community. Some of the disability support that this program may provide includes: — Personal living skills training — Support…
The basics of Canada’s disability insurance plan
Many residents of New Brunswick enjoy having benefits provided through their jobs. However, some Canadians may not realize that they may also be covered for any disability that may arise in their lives, including a long-term disability. Often a condition severe enough to cause long-term disability will strike out of nowhere leaving patients at a…
Do you qualify for long term disability benefits?
You may think you qualify for long term disability benefits, but it is difficult to know if this is true until you actually take the time to learn more about your policy. It doesn’t matter if you have benefits through your employer or have purchased your own policy, there are terms and conditions that govern…
What happens after submitting a disability application?
If you have contributed to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and are unable to work as the result of a disability, you may be able to receive benefits in the form of a taxable monthly payment. You should not wait to submit your disability application. It takes approximately four months to receive a decision, so…
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