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Disability Claim Form Template

Streamline Your Disability Claims with This Easy-to-Use Template

Filing for disability can be challenging, especially when you're already dealing with a health issue. This Disability Claim Form template helps you efficiently gather necessary information from your members, ensuring they can access the insurance benefits they need during times of incapacity. With clearly defined fields for personal information, claim details, and doctor verification, plus features like a configurable list widget for additional entries and a digital E-signature option, it simplifies the claims process. Empower your members to submit their claims confidently with this streamlined form.

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Full legal name
Date of birth
Identification number (e.g., SSN or National ID)
Email address
Phone number
Mailing address
Type of benefit you are claiming
Short-term disability
Long-term disability
Social Security Disability
Workers compensation
Veterans disability
State disability insurance
Not sure/Other
Nature of your condition
Illness
Injury
Pregnancy
Chronic condition
Mental health condition
Other/Not sure
Date the disability began
Briefly describe your condition and how it limits your ability to work
Was the condition or event work-related?
Yes
No
If work-related, has this been reported to your employer?
Yes
No
Not applicable
Primary treating provider name
Treating provider phone
Are you currently under ongoing treatment?
Yes
No
Do you authorize the release of relevant medical information to process this claim?
Yes
No
Employer name (if applicable)
Date you last worked
Current employment status
Employed full-time
Employed part-time
Self-employed
Unemployed
Student
Retired
Homemaker
Other
Please Specify:
Insurance carrier name (if applicable)
Policy or member number
Are you currently receiving other income or benefits?
Please Specify:
If approved, preferred payment method
Check by mail
Direct deposit
Other/Not sure
Supporting documents you will provide
Medical reports
Doctor's note
Work status letter
Accident report
Imaging or lab results
Pay stubs
Identification copy
None available
Other
Please Specify:
I certify that the information provided is true and complete to the best of my knowledge.
Yes
No
Electronic signature (type your full legal name)
Signature date
I have read and agree to the privacy notice.
Yes
No
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When to use this form

You use this form when an illness, injury, or chronic condition limits your ability to work and you need wage replacement or benefit approval. It gathers treating provider details, diagnosis dates, work restrictions, and signatures in one place so HR or your insurer can review quickly. If you must confirm plan rules before submitting, start with a Medical coverage inquiry form. To verify eligibility, copays, or network status tied to your claim, pair it with a Medical insurance verification form. Note: this is for personal or employer disability benefits, not product issues; for device or equipment defects, use the Warranty claim form. The result is faster decisions and fewer delays caused by missing information.

Must Ask Disability Claim Questions

  1. What is your diagnosis, and when was it first documented by a licensed provider?

    Clear diagnoses and dates establish medical necessity and the covered period. Accurate clinical details reduce back-and-forth with reviewers and your doctor.

  2. Which essential job duties can you not perform, and what restrictions has your doctor prescribed?

    Linking your limitations to your role shows how the condition affects work. Documented restrictions support eligibility and guide reasonable accommodations.

  3. What is the onset date, last day worked, and expected return-to-work date?

    These dates determine waiting periods, benefit start, and any retro pay. Consistent timelines prevent coverage gaps or overpayments.

  4. Who is your treating provider, and may we contact them to obtain medical records?

    Permission to contact your provider helps verify facts quickly. Direct outreach speeds review that might otherwise stall on paperwork.

  5. Are you receiving other income or benefits during this period (sick pay, workers comp, SSDI, or PTO)?

    Coordinating other payments prevents overpayment and ensures accurate offsets. If you also need to manage coverage changes, handle them with a Life insurance application form.

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