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
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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
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Adjusters and examiners working on your automobile no-fault and workers’ compensation claims have a myriad of tasks assigned to them. Chief among those tasks is taking care of the claimant and helping to hold down claim costs while simultaneously navigating the complexities of the claim’s administration process. When administering those claims, is bundling something that
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Insurance companies that do not currently take advantage of the benefits of pre-authorization are missing out on several significant advantages. Implementing pre-authorization processes on every single automobile no-fault claim has the potential to improve your overall retention rates as well as save your company significant dollars, both of which add up to help the bottom
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The primary responsibility of your insurance company is of course to indemnify your claimants. However, taking a look at the claimant experience has the potential to become another top priority for your adjusters and examiners administering both automobile no-fault and workers’ compensation claims. The claimant experience represents many opportunities to not only help the claimant
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