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What is the difference between a permanent impairment rating and the concept of disability?

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What is the difference between a permanent impairment rating and the concept of disability?

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A. An impairment rating is a professional opinion offered by your authorized treating physician based on medical evidence and accepted standards. The concept of disability takes that rating one step further – how does the degree of impairment impact on your ability to perform your job? This determination (made by the SC Workers’ Compensation Commission) takes into account your level of education, previous job history, and other personal factors that may apply to your unique situation.

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