Tips to Protect Your Northwestern Mutual Long Term Disability Benefits

Whether you’re considering filing a long term disability insurance claim with Northwestern Mutual, have recently received a denial letter, or are just hoping to keep your current monthly disability benefits, it’s a good idea to do your homework before you contact Northwestern. This disability insurance carrier has a reputation for being fair – especially when compared to some of the other biggest names in disability insurance – but is also incredibly thorough when reviewing disability insurance claims, which can make it tough to qualify for benefits. Below, you’ll find some tips that the attorneys at Dell & Schaefer have learned while helping claimants recover disability income benefits from Northwestern Mutual.

Northwestern is typically one of the more reasonable disability companies, but their attention to detail can make claim approval challenging at times for claimants.

Some disability insurers tend to deny claims as a matter of course, digging more deeply into the claim form only after the claimant has filed an appeal. Northwestern Mutual isn’t one of these companies – it will carefully consider a claim, but this careful consideration can sometimes make it tougher to get a disability insurance claim approved. Before submitting your claim to Northwestern, you’ll want to make sure that your claim form, medical records, and attending physician statement are as comprehensive and detailed as possible, as this will improve your odds of approval.

How does a claimant make sure that their medical records are meeting the requirements expected by Northwestern Mutual?

Simply visiting your doctor more often isn’t the end of the application process. It’s important to not only have accurate and up-to-date medical records but also to have medical records (or doctor’s written statements) that specify the physical and mental limitations you’re facing. If you’re unable to stand for long periods of time, lift more than a certain amount of weight, or perform other duties that are essential to your job, your medical records need to spell this out in detail to prove to Northwestern Mutual that you’re entitled to disability benefits under the terms of your long term disability policy.

A symptom log or a pain journal and sharing it with your doctor is a great way to make sure your medical records remain strong.

Another way to supplement your medical records is to complete a symptom log, pain journal, or another contemporaneous record of what you’re experiencing. Many disabling conditions tend to wax and wane, and you don’t want your abilities and limitations to be judged by your best day when your normal level of functioning tends to fall a bit below that.

Attending physician statements must be completed strategically and with detail.

One of the most important components of a disability application is the attending physician statement. This is a statement from your main doctor that details your medical history, current condition and symptoms, and the limitations your disability has created. An attending physician’s statement can often read like a story, giving Northwestern a comprehensive overview of how your disability developed and how it impacts your daily life.

Going beyond the limited space in a Northwestern Mutual claim form can be very helpful, but you must have a reason for any expanded answers – and you must be balanced in your answers.

Like many disability insurance companies, Northwestern Mutual offers a pre-printed attending physician statement; however, this document often doesn’t include enough room for the physician to explain in detail how your disability impacts you. If you’re finding this to be the case, don’t be afraid to type or write up more information in an addendum – just make sure you don’t exaggerate, as a well-balanced answer can provide you with better odds of disability insurance claim approval.

At Dell & Schaefer, our experienced attorneys handle every step of a long term disability claimant’s claim with Northwestern Mutual, helping claimants secure and maintain their disability benefits over the long haul. If you’re ready to get started or have questions about your claim, give us a call today to set up your FREE consultation with a member of our legal team.


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My claim was handled so unprofessionally – almost no written communication from NW Mutual

Reviewed by B.J. Robinson on April 19th 2015   Verified Policyholder
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BJ, you will have rights to appeal this denial. If you have not already done so please feel free to contact our office to discuss how we can assist you.

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NWM refused to have a hematologist review my claim since my "numbers are currently normal." They ignored my primary concern of relapsing

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JP, I think your claim could be in a grey area if the issue is not a current flare up causing disability as defined under the policy, but merely the risk of relapse. Ne... read more >

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I have two words for each of you: “BAD FAITH”. Sue Northwestern Mutual, ask for a jury trial and let justice prevail. There is no reason why your legitimate claims hav... read more >
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Pam, Thanks for your comment. Bad Faith can be a very powerful tool, however ERISA governed disability insurance policy holders have no right to a jury trial and no rig... read more >

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Preparing a strong disability appeal package is an art that requires you to understand how the courts interpret your disability policy language, ERISA regulations / laws, and how to strategically present evidence in support of your definition of "disability". We encourage you to contact any of our attorneys for a free immediate review of your disability denial.

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We are disability insurance attorneys that know how to get your short or long term disability benefits paid. As a nationwide law firm we have helped thousands of disability insurance claimants throughout the United States to collect hundreds of millions of dollars of disability insurance benefits from every major disability insurance company.

In more than 98% of our cases, our attorneys have been able to either get our clients paid monthly disability benefits or obtain a one-time lump-sum settlement. Our disability insurance lawyers have seen it all when it comes to disability insurance claims and we know exactly what it takes for your disability claim to be approved.

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Our clients include all types of employees ranging from retail associates, sales representatives, government employees, police officers, teachers, janitors, nurses, pilots, truck drivers, financial advisors, doctors, dentists, veterinarians, lawyers, consultants, IT professionals, engineers, professional athletes, business owners, and high level executives.

A strong understanding and presentation of the duties of your occupation is essential for securing disability insurance benefits.

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Since we represent disability insurance claimants at different stages of a disability insurance claim we offer a variety of different fee options. We understand that claimants living on disability insurance benefits have a limited source of income; therefore we always try to work with the claimant to make our attorney fees as affordable as possible.

The three available fee options are a contingency fee agreement (no attorney fee or cost unless we make a recovery), hourly fee or fixed flat rate.

In every case we provide each client with a written fee agreement detailing the terms and conditions. We always offer a free initial phone consultation and we appreciate the opportunity to work with you in obtaining payment of your disability insurance benefits.

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No. For purposes of efficiency and to reduce expenses for our clients we have found that 99% of our clients prefer to communicate via phone, email, fax, or video conferencing sessions. If you prefer an initial in-person meeting please let us know. A disability company will never require you to come to their office and similarly we are set up so that we handle your entire claim without the need for you to come to our office.

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When you call us during normal business hours you will immediately speak with a disability insurance attorney. We can be reached at 800-698-9159 or by email. Lawyers and staff must return all client calls same day. Client emails are usually replied to within the same business day and seem to be the preferred and most efficient method of communication for most clients.

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