Disability Claims Solutions, Inc. provides insureds across the USA with resources to make better decisions concerning ERISA Group STD/LTD claims, as well as Individual Disability Income benefits and Long-Term Care. Having the opportunity to work with an expert consultant, such as Linda Nee, provides insureds with valuable procedural options to work through problematic issues in successful ways.
Our focus is to resolve problems, not wrestle with conflict. Call Linda Today!

Disability Claims Solutions

Disability Claims Solutions, Inc. provides insureds across the USA with resources to make better decisions concerning ERISA Group STD/LTD claims, as well as Individual Disability Income benefits and Long-Term Care. Having the opportunity to work with an expert consultant, such as Linda Nee, provides insureds with valuable procedural options to work through problematic issues in successful ways.
Our focus is to resolve problems, not wrestle with conflict. Call Linda Today!

Physician’s Who Won’t Take The Time to Do A Good Job

Does your physician just scribble short answers on your medical update forms? Do you let that form stand and just send it in anyway? Unfortunately, that’s not going to work as well for you as it could. When insurance companies are back to “stacking the...

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Trespassing Surveillance – Don’t Be Afraid!

Although location surveillance wasn’t used very much during the COV_D years, it is resurfacing with a vengeance. As you can imagine, surveillance investigators are crossing the line and are actually knocking on doors demanding to be let in for an interview. This...

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Release Point Is Making Your Doctor Angry!

Release Point is one of several upcoming “third-party paper chasers” employed by disability insurers to literally chase down your medical records for the insurance company. Companies such as Claimify, MONY, GENEX and others are paid to obtain medical...

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Really Awful Claims Practices – Again! The METS Scam

As most of you know, I continue to have access to disability attorneys across the country, particularly those who stood with me back in 2004 to hold insurers accountable for their bad faith. According to those I’ve spoken to recently, it appears that Unum (and...

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Disability Claimant’s Bill of Rights

As a direct party, or participant, to a disability contract involving insurance coverage or income replacement, you are entitled to generally recognized rights of expectation that the provisions agreed to in the Plan or policy contract are adjudicated in a fair,...

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New White Paper – Managing Personal Phone Interviews

  I’ve just updated a White Paper I wrote entitled “Managing Personal Phone Interviews”. I am happy to email it to anyone who makes a Donation in any amount from my website.I will also require a email stating that you will not publish my work...

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Don’t Let Questionnaires And Narratives Rattle You

  Every insurance company has their own versions of multiple questionnaires and narratives. These requests are NOT an opportunity for insureds to reduce their handwriting and printing to microscopic letters. In fact, while many of the questions on the...

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Are You OVER SPEAKING Your Claim? Careful

There are still many insureds who choose to speak to insurance companies on the phone even when doing so is not an insurance claim best practice. Today, for some reason, insureds and claimants seem to “believe” exactly what they are told by insurers even...

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The Issue Of SSDI Overpayments

As most ERISA claimants know,  LTD group policies contain a provision allowing for the reduction of monthly benefits by any amounts received from SSDI. This means your disability insurer has been allowed by law to use the social security system to “finance” part of...

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Just A Surveillance Reminder – Memorial Day

We are roughly two weeks away from Memorial Day, the holiday of picnics at the lake, home barbecues, and road trips. Please remember that insurance companies will be out, looking for those who exceed their medical restrictions and limitations. This is no joke. Please...

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The State of Fibromyalgia and Lyme disease Claims Today

Several decades ago, physicians were still prescribing morphine drips for insureds diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. Other physicians recommended their patients to “just get up on the treadmill and exercise, and you’ll be fine”. The disease abbreviated,...

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Manage Assets NOT People – Thought For The Day

One of the most profound lessons I learned in my early career came from an Assistant Professor teaching Introduction to Business at a two-year business college. As the Dean of Faculty, I was auditing/reviewing one of his courses, and I’m glad I did. The lecture...

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As The Saga Continues “What Do I Do Now?”

“After maximum duration” claims continue to call DCS looking for answers as to what to do for income when claims end at 65/67. Actually, a few of the stories are pretty tragic, and my heart goes out to those who will be left with nearly half, or nothing,...

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What Is Your Plan B?

Whenever I start writing about “planning” my readers tend to throw rocks at me. I get it, planning ahead is not something people necessarily want to talk about. Although I was writing about  having a Plan B many years ago, the absolute urgency of doing it...

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Unum Claim Alert!

Although I’ve been informing the public about the inefficiency of the insurance industry, Unum remains an excellent example of the “goof ups” that occur. In the last two weeks I’ve received many calls about Unum sending out letters alleging...

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It’s Important To Pay Attention To Changes

In the last six months or so I’ve been writing one article after another about the changing disability claims process so that insureds know how to handle things. Still, I am receiving phone calls from insureds and claimants sharing their anxiety when things...

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Topics Of Interest – Short – Shorts.

One of the major claim management errors insureds make is NOT realizing, “the process isn’t YOUR show.” In other words, insureds and claimants do not call the shots, nor can they tell an insurance company what to do. Oftentimes, this is quite...

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Why Do You Give Me The Bad News?

I was speaking with one of my clients recently who shared with me that I seem to always report “bad news.” “It was quite frightening”, she said,” learning about all the bad things insurers are now doing.” From the perspective of...

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Topics Of Interest – Short Shorts

Insurance companies have resurrected using what I refer to as “third-party paper chasers. Please Point is just one of the companies who are hired to chase medical paperwork for disability claims. Clamify is another one. These companies have always harassed...

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Unum Claim Denials -“Bad Apples, Again”

  As my readers are aware, I’ve been writing articles about insurance companies and recent tendencies, particularly Unum, to deny claims using “retro” or “old” unfair claims practices. On Friday, I had the opportunity to review two...

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