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Old 07-03-2013, 07:29 PM #1
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Can ANYONE explain to me how P & S works and when a patient is supposed to receive payments from the insurance company?
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Can ANYONE explain to me how P & S works and when a patient is supposed to receive payments from the insurance company?
Is your condition the result of a work injury? If so, your doctor or an IME should determine any permanent partial disability you may have incurred. The payments for this (PPD) in most states that I know of are made at claim closure.

If it was not deemed work related, I know of no insurance plans that pay for partial disability.
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