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If the attending physician at the hospital refuses to issue a disability diagnosis certificate, can the Bureau of Labor Insurance assist in requesting the physician to provide one?
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The disability assessment for farmers health insurance must be made by the attending physician based on professional judgment. The Bureau of Labor Insurance cannot compel a physician to issue such a certificate.
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If the insured person obtained a disability diagnosis certificate from a physician while alive, can an application for disability benefits still be submitted?
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The application for disability benefits must be filed while the insured person is still alive. If the insured person has already passed away, the application cannot be made.
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How is it determined whether an application was submitted while the insured person was alive or after death?
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The postmark date is used to make this determination. Applications submitted after death are not eligible for benefits.
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If an insured person has received farmers’ disability benefits and can no longer engage in agricultural work, can they continue their insurance coverage?
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The Bureau of Labor Insurance will terminate their insurance.
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If an insured person has received farmers’ disability benefits but is still capable of engaging in agricultural work, may they continue their insurance coverage?
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Yes.
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