Medical certification is important for several reasons:
1. Insurance Claims: Insurance companies often require a medical certificate to process claims related to cancer treatments and hospitalizations. 2. Medical Leave: Employees diagnosed with cancer may need extended medical leave, which requires certification from a healthcare provider. 3. Legal Documentation: In legal cases, such as personal injury claims or disability benefits, a medical certificate serves as essential evidence of the patient's condition. 4. Continuity of Care: Accurate certification helps ensure that all healthcare providers involved in a patient's care are informed about the diagnosis and treatment plan.
