For many of your claimants, the act of experiencing and filing a claim is something completely out of the ordinary for them. While as an adjuster/examiner you are accustomed to industry language surrounding the administration of automobile no-fault or workers compensation claims, your claimants are not. When someone is injured due to an auto/work accident
Handling claims involves a multitude of complexities. The way that claims are handled means the difference between a satisfied claimant and an unsatisfied claimant. This difference significantly impacts the decision your claimant makes when it comes time to renew their insurance policies with your company. Northwood recognizes the importance of administering claims the right way
With the beginning of a new year comes the opportunity to review and analyze your insurance company’s claims administration process. During this review it is important to focus not only on reducing costs or improving the bottom line for the company, but it is also extremely important to take a look at improving the experience
The new year is bringing good news with it to insurance companies administering workers’ compensation claims in the state of Michigan. For the eighth year in a row now, Michigan’s workers’ compensation premium rates are seeing a decrease. According to the Workers’ Compensation Agency (WCA) section of the Michigan.gov website, the workers’ compensation premium rates
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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