Disability Insurance to Protect Your Income

Your paycheck is your most valuable asset. Disability insurance ensures that if an illness or injury keeps you from working, your income is replaced—so you can focus on recovery without worrying about bills. Tyler Insurance Group helps clients in Nevada, Kentucky, and nationwide find short-term and long-term disability coverage tailored to their needs.

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Short-Term Disability Insurance

Short-term disability replaces a portion of your paycheck for the first weeks or months you’re unable to work. It’s especially helpful for situations like recovery from surgery, illness, or maternity leave.

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Long-Term Disability Insurance

Long-term disability provides extended income protection if you’re unable to work for years—or even until retirement. It’s designed to keep your financial future secure during life’s unexpected challenges.

  • What’s the difference between short-term and long-term disability insurance?

    Short-term disability typically covers 3–6 months after a short waiting period, while long-term disability starts after about 90 days and can continue for years or until retirement age.

  • Do I need disability insurance if I already have health insurance?

    Yes. Health insurance pays medical bills, but it doesn’t replace lost wages. Disability insurance provides monthly income so you can continue paying living expenses while you recover.

  • Does Nevada provide disability insurance?

    No. Unlike a few states, Nevada and Kentucky don’t have state disability programs. Private disability insurance is the best way to ensure income protection.

Get Your Disability Insurance Quote

We’ll help you compare short-term and long-term policies from multiple carriers and explain the fine print—like benefit amounts, waiting periods, and “own occupation” definitions—so you know exactly how your income is protected.

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Typical Income Replacement

Most disability policies replace 50–70% of your gross income, providing a stable financial safety net.

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Days Until Long-Term Benefits Start

Many long-term disability plans begin paying benefits after a 90-day elimination period, bridging the gap after short-term coverage ends.

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Committed to Your Success

From comparing plans to answering tough questions, our team is fully dedicated to guiding you through every step of your insurance journey.