Ask the Attorney: Can I Collect Social Security for Diabetes? More than 30 million Americans suffer from Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes – and our attorneys have helped hundreds of clients suffering from Diabetes collect the Social Security Disability that they deserve. Type 1 Diabetes is a hereditary disease that primarily strikes children. It is an […]
Can I Collect Social Security for Failed Back Surgery Syndrome? Our experienced Social Security attorneys have represented thousands of men and women with back problems. And we understand that almost nothing is as painful as a back or spinal injury or condition. Unfortunately, because of the extremely high volume of back pain related Social Security […]
Can I Collect Social Security Disability for a Herniated or Bulging Disc? Our experienced Social Security Disability attorneys have represented thousands of men and women with back problems, such as herniated discs. A bulging disc is a very common back injury, and one of the most painful back or spinal conditions. A Bulging Disc occurs when […]
What to Do if You Receive a Notice of Delay in a Workers Comp Case – Occassionally applicants for Workers Comp will recieve a “Notice of Delay.” While this can be frustrating, if you have recieved a Notice of Delay, our attorneys can ensure that your employer MUST authorize all medical treatment for the injury, during the “delay” until […]
Attorneys Explain Workers’ Comp Terms: MAXIMUS – When an injured worker requests medical treatment under California Workers Comp, the treatment request must go through a “utilization review” (UR) process – to make sure that the treatment is considered “medically necessary”. Unfortunately, the UR process often denies or delays medical treatment that an employee’s treating doctor […]
Attorneys Explain California Workers Comp Terms: IMR – In a California’s workers’ compensation case, “IMR” refers to a process called “Independent Medical Review”. Any request made by an injured worker’s treating doctor for medical treatment under California Workers’ Compensation has to go through a “utilization review” – to prove that the requested treatment is medically […]
Workers Comp Medical Provider Networks (MPN) MPN stands for Medical Provider Network. In the context of California Workers Comp cases, an MPN is a group of health care providers set up by a Workers Comp Insurance Company (or by a self-insured employer) to treat workers injured on the job. Do I Have to Use an […]
Social Security for Psychiatric & Mental Conditions: Understanding MRFC and PRTF Forms – When filing for Social Security Disability – especially if you do not have an experienced Social Security Disability lawyer yet – it can be hard to understand all of the lingo and abbreviations used by the Social Security Administration! In this article […]
CalPERS Makes Health Plan Change for 2019 – What is CalPERS? CalPERS (The California Public Employees’ Retirement System Board of Administration) is the retirement and health security program for state, school, and public agency members and public servants. The CalPERS pension fund serves more than 1.8 million members in the CalPERS retirement system, in additon […]
CalPERs Disability Retirement FAQs – CalPERS (The California Public Employees’ Retirement System Board of Administration) is the retirement and health security program for state, school, and public agency members and public servants. The CalPERS pension fund serves more than 1.8 million members in its retirement system. The experienced disability lawyers at Cantrell Green are among […]
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