SSS ECC GSIS

Sickness benefit is closest As a rule, sickness or injury requiring Accrues or arises when the impaired
prolonged treatment shall be deemed physical and/or mental faculties can be
temporary total for a period of 120 days, rehabilitated and/or restored to their
thereafter if the disability still persists, the normal functions.
grant of TTD benefits shall be continued up
TTD to a maximum of 240 days. Thereafter, if
the claimant is still sick and unable to
report for work as established by proper
medical examination, his disability shall be
considered permanent and total.
Accrues or arises when there is complete
but temporary incapacity to continue with
a members present employment or
engage in any gainful occupation due to
the loss or impairment of the normal
function of the physical and/or mental
faculties of the member. In effect, this loss
or impairment can be reversed to the point
where the member can continue with his
previous employment or engage in
another gainful occupation.
Complete and permanent loss of: Complete and permanent loss of: A. Complete and permanent loss of:
1. One thumb 1. One thumb 1. Any finger
2. One index finger 2. One index finger 2. Any toe
3. One middle finger 3. One middle finger 3. One arm
4. One ring finger 4. One ring finger 4. One hand
5. One little finger 5. One little finger 5. One foot
PPD 6. One big toe 6. One big toe 6. One leg
7. One hand 7. One hand 7. One or both ears
8. One arm 8. One arm 8. Hearing of one or both ears
9. One foot 9. One foot 9. Sight of one eye
10. One leg 10. One leg B. Such other cases as may be
11. One ear 11. One ear determined by the GSIS
12. Both ears 12. Both ears
13. Hearing of one ear 13. Hearing of one ear
14. Hearing of both ears 14. Hearing of both ears
15. Sight of one eye 15. Sight of one eye
 In cases of injuries or illnesses resulting in a
permanent partial disability not listed in the
preceding schedule, the benefit shall be
an income benefit equivalent to the
percentage of the permanent loss of the
capacity for work.
1. Complete loss of sight of both eyes 1. Temporary total disability lasting
2. Loss if two limbs at or above the continuously for more than 120
ankle or wrists days, except as otherwise
3. Permanent complete paralysis of provided for on the Rules
two limbs 2. Complete loss of sight of both eyes
4. Brain injury resulting to incurable 3. Loss if two limbs at or above the
PTD imbecility or insanity ankle or wrists
5. Such cases are determined and 4. Permanent complete paralysis of
approved by the SSS two limbs
5. Brain injury resulting to incurable
imbecility or insanity
6. Such cases are determined and
approved by the Medical Director
of the System and approved by
the Commission
The total percentage degree of disability As a rule, sickness or injury requiring
of deteriorating and related permanent prolonged treatment shall be deemed
partial disabilities = 100% temporary total for a period of 120 days,
thereafter if the disability still persists, the
grant of TTD benefits shall be continued up
to a maximum of 240 days. Thereafter, if
the claimant is still sick and unable to
report for work as established by proper
medical examination, his disability shall be
considered permanent and total.
Accrues or arises upon the irrevocable loss
or impairment of certain portion/s of the
physical faculties, despite which the
member is able to pursue a gainful
occupation.
1. Complete loss of sight of both eyes
2. Loss if two limbs at or above the
ankle or wrists
3. Permanent complete paralysis of
two limbs
4. Brain injury resulting to incurable
imbecility or insanity
5. Such other cases as may be
determined by the GSIS
Accrues or arises when recovery from the
impairment mentioned in Section 2(q) [i.e.
Any loss or impairment of the normal
functions of the physical and/or mental
faculty of a member which reduces or
eliminates his/her capacity to continue
with his/her current gainful occupation or
engage in any other gainful occupation] is
medically remote.