What is the difference between Workers Compensation Insurance and Disability Insurance?
Workers Compensation Insurance entitles a worker to medical care and to weekly benefits for loss of wages or salary due to an injury sustained on the job or an illness resulting from work-related activities. In contrast, Disability Insurance provides limited wage loss replacement for individuals who have non-work-related disabilities. Medical expenses are not covered by Disability Insurance.
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