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Tak, ale aby otrzymać odszkodowanie od Funduszu VCF, choroba musi zostać uprzednio zatwierdzona przez Program Zdrowia WTC. Jest to wymagane nawet wtedy, jeśli obecnie nie wymagają już Państwo leczenia tego nowotworu. Aby rozpocząć procedurę zatwierdzenia choroby przez Program Zdrowia WTC, prosimy zapoznać się z informacjami dostępnymi w internecie pod adresem https://www.cdc.gov/wtc/uterineCancer_20230118.html lub pod numerem telefonu 1-888-982-4748.

Tak, pod warunkiem że zostaną spełnione wymogi VCF dotyczące zwrotu tych kosztów. Można wnioskować o zwrot kosztów leczenia od VCF jeśli ponieśli Państwo wydatki z własnej kieszeni związane z nowotworem złośliwym macicy przed datą uznania tej choroby do leczenia przez Program Zdrowia WTC. Fundusz VCF posiada specjalne wymogi dotyczące wnioskowania o zwrot wydatków medycznych. Więcej informacji na ten temat można znaleźć w Sekcji 6.5 Często Zadawanych Pytań. 

Tak, upoważniony osobisty przedstawiciel osoby zmarłej może złożyć wniosek i ubiegać się o odszkodowanie z tytułu nowotworu złośliwego macicy pod warunkiem, że zostaną spełnione wszystkie pozostałe kryteria kwalifikujące wymagane przez VCF. Ponieważ osoba zmarła nie może udać się do Programu Zdrowia WTC w celu zatwierdzenia choroby, nowotwór złośliwy macicy zostanie potwierdzony poprzez Proces Weryfikacji Lekarza Prywatnego.

Dear Friends,

It has been a true honor to serve as interim Special Master for the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund (“VCF”).  This is an important mission and an incredible team that works hard every day to serve those who are suffering illnesses stemming from the terrorist attacks perpetrated over 20 years ago.  It has been my goal to ensure continuity during the search and hiring of a permanent Special Master so that the good work of this team continued without delay, and I hope I have met that goal. 

The VCF completed its 11th year of operation in 2022, a year that brought with it measurable progress, continued challenges, and notable transitions – the most significant of which was the departure of Special Master Rupa Bhattacharyya in April 2022, after nearly six years of dedicated and extraordinary service at the VCF, and 27 years with the Department of Justice. Rupa’s far-reaching contributions will continue to benefit the 9/11 community for years to come, and she has my deepest gratitude for her service to this community.

Yes.  As of January 18, 2023, all Uterine Cancers, including endometrial cancers, have been added to the List of WTC-related Health Conditions, and are therefore eligible for compensation from the VCF, as long as all other eligibility requirements are met.

If your claim was previously denied because you did not have an eligible condition, and your Uterine or endometrial cancer is certified by the WTC Health Program, you may amend your claim.  The VCF will review the new information and notify you of the outcome of our review. 

Fiscal Year 2014 was a very productive year at the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund. In our first two years, we were focused on everything required to start a significant new program, including hiring staff, developing claim forms and ways to process those forms, and reaching out to prospective claimants to file their claims. This year, we were focused on processing and paying claims, and we have seen positive results.

Every year on September 11th we reflect on the lives that were forever changed by that terrible day. At the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, we are working harder than ever to assist the survivors who have been injured as a result of 9/11. We have made great strides in the past year, resulting in 7,885 claimants being found eligible to receive compensation and issuing 1,843 compensation decisions totaling $493,768,674. But this somber anniversary is, for the Fund, not a moment to pause, but rather a reminder that we must increase our efforts and build on our recent progress.

Today, the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) issued updated program statistics. This report shows the progress we have made over the past few months. As of June 30, 2014, the VCF has issued 7,075 eligibility decisions and 1,145 compensation decisions. For the second quarter in a row, the number of issued compensation decisions has increased by more than 100% over the previous quarter.

I am pleased to announce that the first VCF appeal hearings were held on January 29, 2014 at the VCF office in New York City.

All claimants have the opportunity to appeal the VCF decision if their claim is denied as ineligible due to such circumstances as missing proof of presence, or if a particular injury or illness is denied as ineligible. A claimant also has the opportunity to appeal a compensation calculation.