October 7, 2025 | FAQs, FAQs - Disability, FAQs - Retirement Savings Plan
Yes. Disability applications may be obtained from your employer. You will complete the employee section. Your employer will complete their section. The final section needs to be completed by your physician and forwarded to SURS along with the appropriate medical...
October 7, 2025 | FAQs, FAQs - Disability
SURS will require that your physician complete a Report of Physicians’ Disability Form for Continuation of Benefits. Along with the form, SURS requires current supporting objective medical records. You will have 60 days to return the required form and medical...
October 7, 2025 | FAQs, FAQs - Disability
Reevaluation letters are mailed the first working day in the month the reevaluation is due. For example, if you have a September reevaluation date, your letter will be mailed the first working day in September. Return to Frequently Asked Questions
October 7, 2025 | FAQs, FAQs - Disability
The reevaluation date is determined by the medical documentation received from your physician and the type of disability you have. A reevaluation date could be scheduled anywhere from one month to three years. Return to Frequently Asked Questions
October 7, 2025 | FAQs, FAQs - Disability
It is required by the laws governing SURS that current medical records are requested periodically to certify that you remain disabled. Return to Frequently Asked Questions
October 7, 2025 | FAQs, FAQs - Disability
If you are able to work but not at the same percentage of time you were working prior to becoming disabled you may work and earn up to the amount of your monthly disability benefit. If you earn more than the amount of your monthly disability, SURS is required to...
