To help manage your recovery after an injury or illness, it’s important to stay connected to your network of care.
This can include your GP, specialist doctors, nurses or allied health professionals such as psychologists, dietitians or physiotherapists.
You may only need one particular type of health professional, or may benefit from seeing a few.
Reaching out to community support groups is another good way to connect with others who’ve experienced similar things and can empathise with what you’re going through.
Alongside your medical treatment, it’s helpful to stay in regular contact with your family and friends, as well as your employer and colleagues. Their support plays an important role in your recovery.
At TAL, your dedicated case manager will work alongside you and your network of care to support your recovery.
Disclaimer: Policy coverage claims requirements and outcomes vary depending on your policy and individual circumstances. Please refer to your policy working and product disclosure statement or contact TAL, your Financial Adviser, or your super fund (as relevant) for more information.
Understanding claims
Answers to questions you may have during your claim or on your road to recovery.
We understand that making a claim can be a daunting experience, that's why your claims consultant will be there to support you.
Along the way you'll have questions, which is why we've answered the common ones below. However, if you have a question that's not answered here, contact us.


