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Generalized anxiety disorder - 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund claims

Following the Twin Tower incident, GAD has substantially increased among survivors, rescue personnel, and residents. Data from research reveals that one out of five victims traumatized by 9/11 has shown symptoms related to anxiety. 

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Filing claims through the VCF can be straightforward with the proper legal guidance. ELG Law is here to help you through the claims process and secure your rightful benefits. Anyone who worked, lived, or was in the affected areas of 9/11 can file a VCF claim. We only need some documents, such as proof of being in the exposure zone and a GAD diagnosis, to see if you qualify for the claim. Talk to our legal team at ELG Law today to start your VCF filing process.

Greater frequencies of generalized anxiety disorder were reported among 9/11 victims and responders

Generalized anxiety disorder is a condition defined by ongoing, excessive worry that can disrupt everyday activities. Research has shown that individuals with trauma connected to 9/11 have significantly higher rates of GAD. These include disaster response team members, survivors, residents, and others at Ground Zero.

GAD can manifest as both psychological and physical signs. Early diagnosis of GAD can greatly help an individual cope and manage the condition. For those affected by 9/11 trauma, programs like the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund provide essential financial support to help you deal with and manage your mental health condition.

Key facts

VCF reauthorized through

2090

Certifiable conditions

70+ via WTCHP

Injured or developed a disease

Sep 11, 2001 - May 30, 2002

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