Either when you are released back to work, when you are found to have reached maximum medical improvement (MMI), or when you have reached the maximum 104 weeks of alloted temporary disability.
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You must first report your injury to your employer and then see a doctor. If that doctor takes you off work, you are entitled to TTD if you cannot work at all or TPD if you can only work part-time. However, your claim must be accepted by your employer before you will get either TTD
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There are two types of temporary disability. One is total temporary disability (“TTD”) and the other is total partial disability (“TPD”). TTD is paid when you are unable to work for a temporary period, due to your injury. TPD is paid when you can work part-time, but not full-time, due to your injury.
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