The insurance industry is full of complexities, especially when it comes to the administration of automobile no-fault and workers’ compensation claims. As a claimant, navigating through a claim can be incredibly challenging due to the fact that the average claimant is not immersed in the industry and has more than likely just experienced a somewhat traumatic event
With the technology available in today’s world, insurance companies have multiple opportunities to measure important statistics within the claims administration process. The sheer amount of data available to be measured can be overwhelming and it is important to ensure that your insurance company is collecting and utilizing all of this data to come up with
Many claims administered by your insurance company typically contain one or more physician-prescribed services. As you know, claims can be rather involved and complex in general and the addition of multiple prescribed services only adds to this complexity. While adjusters may be used to working with the prescribing process, your claimants typically are not. Following
For an adjuster or examiner, the process of administering a claim and dealing with several providers for a single claimant is typically quite common and routine. However, the claims process from a claimant’s perspective can be rather complicated and, more often than not, a major source of frustration for claimants. This is doubly true when
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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