
Disability Benefits Denied for “Lack of Medical Evidence”: What Ontario Claimants Need to Know
Receiving a denial letter that refers to a “lack of medical evidence” can be confusing. You may have submitted reports from your doctor, attended appointments and provided everything the insurer requested. Yet the insurer still says there is not enough evidence to approve your claim. When assessing claims for disability benefits, Ontario insurers do not...
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