Is there a continuing disability review for provincial disability ? Like will I get cut off if I told my doctor I was getting better ?
bump- does anyone have a answer to this ?
All disability benefits programs have continuing disability review as a general rule. Much depends on the program, your diagnosis, prognosis, etc. But as a general rule, yes your are required ongoing proof of disability if the program asks for it. That being said, simply telling your doctor that you are feeling better will not result in an automatic denial of benefits. It would be taken into context and your benefits would on be reviewed if your doctor clears you for return to the workforce.
David Brannen
Disability Lawyer with Resolute Legal
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