Lost wage benefits are one of the most essential components of workers’ compensation coverage for most people who suffer on-the-job injuries or illnesses in Pennsylvania. This type of benefit helps families make ends meet while the worker is away from work or not able to earn their full pay. Lost wage benefits provide a portion …
The Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act ensures injured workers have access to lost wage benefits to help them make ends meet while they undergo treatment and recover from their job site injuries. The lost wage benefits available to you if you cannot work at all following an on-the-job accident are a temporary total disability or permanent …
In Pennsylvania, one of the benefits available through workers’ compensation insurance after a workplace injury or illness is a “specific loss” benefit. This includes coverage for situations that include: Amputation Loss of use of a body part Loss of an important body function Scarring and disfigurement You may be able to recover a set amount …
If you get hurt or suffer an illness because of your job, you likely qualify for medical care coverage through workers’ compensation insurance. This includes coverage for all out-of-pocket costs related to stabilizing, diagnosing, and treating your injuries and illness. Most Pennsylvania workers qualify for this type of insurance under the PA Workers’ Compensation Act, …
If you suffer a work-related injury or illness in Pennsylvania, you likely qualify for workers’ compensation benefits. This may include temporary partial disability benefits, sometimes known as TPD. TPD is a type of lost wage benefit that helps you make ends meet if you cannot return to your full job duties immediately after a workplace …
