A person is covered under the Temporary Disability Law for a given illness. The illness subsides but then relapses. What is the maximum number of days that can pass between the bouts of illness before the two illnesses are classified as having two different disability periods?

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Brittany Sosa

10 June, 10:15

A person is covered under the Temporary Disability Law for a given illness. The illness subsides but then relapses. What is the maximum number of days that can pass between the bouts of illness before the two illnesses are classified as having two different disability periods?

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Joel House · Answer 1

14 DAYS.

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A person is covered under the Temporary Disability Law for a given illness. The illness subsides but then relapses. There are 14 maximum number of days that can pass between the bouts of illness before the two illnesses are classified as having two different disability periods. Short-term disability insurance, as well as temporary disability insurance, are plans that give workers some consideration while they have to take a period off work for illnesses, injuries, disabilities and as well as pregnancy.