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  2. In Part I, enter your Employee Name, EMPLID, Title, Department, and both Work and Home Telephone numbers. Ensure all fields are accurately filled out.
  3. Sign and date Part I to confirm you understand the Medical Leaves for Staff policy.
  4. Forward Part II to your Health Care Provider for completion. They will need to provide medical facts about your condition, including treatment dates and whether hospitalization was required.
  5. Once completed by the Health Care Provider, ensure that both parts of the form are returned within 15 days of receiving your eligibility letter.

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Short-term disability insurance is designed to help offer coverage for a short period of time after a covered injury or illness. The amount of time varies depending on the type of plan you have and the insurance company, but you may receive coverage for a few months.
With short-term disability coverage, you could see waiting periods as short as seven days and as long as 30 days, but most short-term disability policies have a 14-day waiting period before coverage begins.
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Short-term policies also tend to have fewer options and protections for payouts under circumstances such as: The death of the policyholder. If the disability is work-related. If a policyholder becomes disabled close to retirement age.

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