Generally yes. Insurers are entitled to have you examined by a doctor of their choosing, and refusing can stall the claim. You are entitled to reasonable notice, a suitable location and, in most cases, to have the report disclosed.
The short answer
Generally yes. Insurers are entitled to have you examined by a doctor of their choosing, and refusing can stall the claim. You are entitled to reasonable notice, a suitable location and, in most cases, to have the report disclosed to you.
We prepare you for the appointment, so you know what the examiner will ask and how to describe your condition accurately, and we review the report line by line once it arrives. Where the result does not reflect your condition, we arrange a further opinion.