Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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medical leave (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Regular-Reveal8133
i just started a therapy program (PHP) and i’m not able to work so i have to take a medical leave but i have terrible anxiety and have no idea what to expect from the process so i’m just hoping for a quick explanation of the process so it’s easier to call and actually take the leave
ConfusionDisastrous8 4 points 1y ago
File a claim online, follow up through emails, provide documentation. You don't necessarily need to make any calls. Hub- benefits- Sedgwick
Regular-Reveal8133 [OP] 2 points 1y ago
you’re a hero. everyone i know just said “call and they’ll tell u what to do”
ConfusionDisastrous8 2 points 1y ago
Hope everything gets better. I (barely) function with severe GAD. I know how it be sometimes. ✌️
Regular-Reveal8133 [OP] 3 points 1y ago
GAD is rough i hope you get the support i have i know how much it can change things ! goodluck in ur endeavors
Regular-Reveal8133 [OP] 1 points 1y ago
can i get to the hub at home? i have no idea where to start
ConfusionDisastrous8 1 points 1y ago
Https://partner.starbucks.com
Navigate to benefits, there should be a link for Sedgwick
Navigate to benefits, there should be a link for Sedgwick
JunipherStar 1 points 1y ago
Let your store manager know you’re taking a leave of absence (if they don’t know already), then you can file with Sedgwick online. It’s super easy to file a claim, you’ll be assigned someone to help walk you through what documents you need to submit, and keep up with you if anything else is needed. I took an LOA last year for mental health and the process was easy and stress free. Best of luck to you ❤️
ConfusionDisastrous8 1 points 1y ago
May I ask what PHP is?
Regular-Reveal8133 [OP] 5 points 1y ago
the full name is partial hospitalization, it’s 6 hours of group therapy five days a week with psychiatrist and individual therapist appointments. we have all sorts of groups like life skills, DBT / CBT, narrative therapy, mind and body, and so many other things it’s so beneficial. there’s also a step down which is IOP (intensive out patient) and it’s basically the same thing but no psychiatrist and it’s 3 hours a day for either 5 days or 3 days a week. outside of the therapy it’s honestly really nice to just be forced to be with people who understand what i’m going through because i have a huge tendency to isolate from people
ConfusionDisastrous8 2 points 1y ago
I want that. It sounds like a dream come true. I hope you get the results you're looking for. Mental illness sucks. Sorry you're struggling.
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