Discapacidad y Cuidado a Largo PlazoPregunta 642 de 716
Under a presumptive disability provision, the insured is automatically considered totally disabled, often with no elimination period, upon:
a.Any minor injury that keeps the insured away from work for even a single day, whatever its cause
b.A voluntary change of occupation to lower-paid work, which counts as an occupational disability
c.A brief inpatient hospital stay of any kind, since admission is itself proof of total disability
d.The loss of sight in both eyes, loss of hearing or speech, or the loss of use of two limbs
Explicación
Presumptive disability treats certain severe losses, such as sight, hearing, speech, or two limbs, as total disability automatically, usually waiving the elimination period. Minor injuries or job changes do not qualify.
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Revisado por John Zihao Zhang — California-Licensed Life Insurance Agent (CA Dept. of Insurance License #4396095 — verificar)