Manulife group benefits uses its copy of the industry Initial Disability Insurance Medical Statement, file number GBF0002E, as the medical form for disability claims. Manulife's disability claims FAQ says the same statement serves both short-term and long-term disability claims. It takes the place of Manulife's older attending physician's statements, which its site no longer links.
The attending physician or other medical provider completes Section 2, the Medical Statement. The plan member and plan sponsor complete separate claim forms, which Manulife makes available after signing in to its plan member site.
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Initial Disability Insurance Medical Statement
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No. Manulife's disability claims FAQ states that the Initial Disability Insurance Medical Statement is the same for both long- and short-term disability claims, so the GBF0002E form is used whichever benefit the plan member is claiming.
Manulife no longer links those legacy attending physician's statements, GL3238E for long-term disability and waiver of premium and GL4221E for short-term disability, both dated 2019. Its disability claims FAQ links the industry Initial Disability Insurance Medical Statement instead.