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Health Care Policy and Marketplace Review: Important Research From Medicare Demonstration Projects: Almost Nothing Works

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Health Care Policy and Marketplace Review: Important Research From Medicare Demonstration Projects: Almost Nothing Works.

Cost reducing programs tested in Medicare demonstration projects not helping. This is a scary thought. Medical costs keep increasing and Social Security is running out of money. No wonder the Judges are under pressure to deny more Disability cases.

Illinois Workers Compensation- Important Questions

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Top questions for Work Comp is whether the accident is compensable, and whether there is a causal connection.

This means can you prove whether the accident happened at work.

And can you prove the medical treatment is related to the work injury.

The best way to prove the injury happened at work is to have an injury report completed at the time.

Another important factor is to have medical records that include a history of your work accident.

Medical records may also include a statement from the doctor that the work injury caused your condition.

Remember the injured worker has to prove everything to win.

Questions about your work injury? Feel free to call Illinois Work Comp Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.

Social Security Disability – Important Question

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The biggest question for people under 50 years of age is whether you can do any kind of work.

The lowest level of work, according to Social Security, is sedentary work.

This means that if you can perform a sit down job, then you are not disabled.

This standard, as you can see, is strict.

That is why it is difficult for people under 50 years of age to win their disability case.

The definition for a sit down job is sitting 6 out of 8 hours, standing and walking 2 hours out of 8 hours, and lifting 10 pounds.

Most sedentary work requires frequent use of the hands for handling and reaching.

The medical records will have to address why you are not able to work a minimal job.

Questions about whether you may be able to win your Social Security Disability case? Feel free to contact Illinois Social Security Disability Attorney Dirk May at 309-827-4371.