Exposure zone
Presence in the Lower Manhattan exposure zone — as a responder, recovery or clean-up worker, resident, area worker, or student.
9/11 Exposure
Sign retainers from 9/11 responders and survivors — first responders, recovery and clean-up workers, residents, area workers, and students — diagnosed with a cancer linked to World Trade Center dust exposure in Lower Manhattan.
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About this campaign
The collapse of the World Trade Center released a dust cloud of pulverised concrete, asbestos, silica, benzene, and heavy metals across Lower Manhattan. Responders, recovery and clean-up crews, and the people who lived, worked, or went to school in the exposure zone breathed it for months afterwards, and many have since been diagnosed with cancers recognised as linked to that exposure.
Claimified screens for presence in the exposure zone, the dates and duration of that presence, and a qualifying diagnosis with provider records — the three things a firm has to establish before a claim goes anywhere — and delivers a signed packet.
Qualification criteria
Every World Trade Center lead is vetted on identity, presence in the exposure zone, the dates of that presence, and medical fit so your intake team only sees viable cases.
Presence in the Lower Manhattan exposure zone — as a responder, recovery or clean-up worker, resident, area worker, or student.
Time spent in the zone between September 11, 2001 and July 31, 2002, with the dates and duration established during intake.
A cancer diagnosis recognised as WTC-related, with provider records and any WTC Health Program certification on file.
Risk-free delivery
Exposure-zone targeting plus medical and presence verification, packaged into a clean signed-retainer flow.
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