Insurance companies administering automobile no-fault and workers’ compensation claims understand the many intricacies that are present within nearly every claim. As an insurance company, this is crucial to your role in indemnifying your claimants. When it comes to gathering data and analyzing reports to better understand your claimants though, it can seem much more overwhelming
The idea of automating processes and procedures is a very tempting one for most insurance companies. Automation is something that generally is presumed to make life and business transactions easier for the most part. To be certain, automating common tasks can help improve efficiency for adjusters and examiners. However, there is something to be said
Workers’ compensation and automobile no-fault claims contain a multitude of differences. However, these two types of claims also share some similarities as well. This is especially true when it comes to claims that involve the usage of both prescription medicines as well as durable medical equipment, prosthetics, and orthotics (DMEPOS) and related services. Claims
Among the many things an insurance company and its claims staff must do to indemnify the claimant, data and reporting aren’t necessarily the first things to come to mind. However, insurance companies working with workers’ compensation and automobile no-fault claims must gather and analyze data from their claims. Collecting data can assist with a variety
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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