The insurance industry is ever-changing in many respects. That nature of change seems to have been accelerated by the recent coronavirus outbreak that sparked a global pandemic. While there are many unknowns about how the insurance industry will change in years to come, a few things will continue to remain critically important throughout paradigm shifts.
Your insurance company and your adjusters and examiners specifically must juggle many priorities at one time. Holding down claim costs and ensuring claimants are satisfied are but two of these important priorities. These priorities are actually linked, and it is important that your insurance company emphasizes empathy in order to improve the standard of care
Much attention has been given to the coronavirus pandemic over the last year and a half. While this is crucial, there is still another ongoing epidemic in the United States: opioid usage. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that 81,230 drug overdose deaths occurred from June 2019 to May 2020. Over 45,000
Ever since early 2020, it seems many industries have been experiencing major upheavals. From stay-at-home orders to mask mandates, nearly every facet of everyday life has been impacted by COVID-19, the novel coronavirus. Insurance companies administering workers’ compensation and automobile no-fault claims are definitely not an exception to this rule. Now is a critical time
Northwood has extensive history of being an integral part of health plan benefit administration for durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics and medical supplies.
Northwood has extensive experience working with Michigan auto insurers, large and small, and their injured claimants.
Northwood is committed to helping injured workers and workers’ compensation carriers with all their home health care needs.
Northwood respects the multi-faceted and challenging role case managers provide to a catastrophically injured claimant.
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