The inability of the insured to perform one or more important duties of his or her occupation is called

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The inability of the insured to perform one or more important duties of his or her occupation is defined as partial disability. Residual disability refers to the situation where the insured is still able to work but with reduced income due to the disability. Total disability refers to the situation where the insured is completely unable to work due to the disability. Recurrent disability refers to the situation where the insured recovers from a disability but suffers a relapse of the same condition.

The Inability of the Insured to Perform One or More