THIRD PARTY
ADMINISTRATORS
WORKERS
COMPENSATION CLAIMS
HANDLING
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CALL ICC TO HANDLE YOUR
WORKERS' COMPENSATION CLAIMS
1 (316) 683-0170
nsurance Claims Consultants,
a multi divisional company, provides third party administration services
for self-insured companies. ICC’s technological approach provides the
world’s most efficient optimization technology for claims processing.
Our solutions are designed for a range of claims including medical health
claim benefits, life, property, casualty, workers’ compensation,
professional liability, and others. ICC solutions help uncover hidden
service delivery capacity, reduce costs, and improve services.
Within any organization the effective use of resources are paramount to the
development of profits and continued growth. With the ever increasing application of the
Third Party Administration the ability of an organization to separately function,
independent of an insurance company has proven to be a successful alternative.
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The advantages of using an external Third Party
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ICC’s
purpose is to provide an innovative solution to third party administration
services. Within any organization the effective use of resources are
paramount to the development of profits and continued growth. With the
ever-increasing application of the Third Party Administration the ability
of an organization to separately function, independent of an insurance
company, has proven to be a successful alternative. The advantages of
using an external Third Party Administrator are:
(a). The
cost of a third party administrator is less overhead expense than paying
an insurance company. (b) Immediate access to highly trained highly
efficient professional people. People that are experienced -eliminating
the costly introduction and training curve that is inherent to the
introduction of an internal department. (c) People that are motivated to
perform at peak proficiency, immediately and continually. (d) People that
are not "ON THE CLOCK" and are paid for only what they produce -
eliminating costly down time. (e) Expenses directly related to
productivity and chargeable directly to specific problems, costs, or
incidents.
There is
a simple choice when keeping cost to a minimum: Consider the technological
approach with ICC, THE experts in Administrative Claims.
SPECIAL
CONSIDERATIONS APPLICABLE TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION
CLAIMS
Unwitnessed Monday morning accident.
Claimant can seldom be reached by phone during the day.
Claimant repeatedly misses or reschedules doctor's
appointments.
Nature and extent of alleged injuries are inconsistent with
how the accident occurred and/or doctor's diagnosis.
The claimant's co-worker has a prior history of workers'
compensation or liability claims.
The claimant is self-employed or has a job that would allow
the claimant to work for cash while collecting temporary disability.
The claimant's employer is experiencing financial or labor
difficulties.
Claimant's job performance is poor and/or claimant has taken
significant sick time for unexplained illness.
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Investigation of all Workers' Comp
Claims |
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Third Party Administration in Payment
and Denial of Claims |
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Development of Safety Programs |
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Seminar for Employees |
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Safety Inspections |
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Medical Reviews |
A General Look
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Workers’
Compensation Laws are similar in concept to that of liability without regard
to fault. However, workers' compensation applies
only to workplace injuries.
All fifty states have developed comprehensive workers’ compensation
statutes, although some states have allowed employees the option as to
whether they want to be covered by the
statute or whether they do not want the coverage.
The basic
concept behind Workers’ Comp is that the statute eliminates an employee’s
right to sue the employer for a
work-related injury. However, it does imposes automatic liability for
compensation upon the employer.
Workers’ Comp
has replaced the rights of recovery as it is normally conceived under common
law. Workers’ Comp. has
created a system in which injured employees receive definite compensation
according to scheduled and non-scheduled injuries.
If the injury
is work-related, the employer must pay, regardless of who is at fault,
however, there are
exception that vary from State to State.
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At
ICC we have an experienced
team that thoroughly examines all aspects for a Workers’ Comp Claim.
ICC investigates and reveals
whether an injury is a Workers’ Comp injury or an injury that is applicable under an
organization’s health plan.
The philosophy behind the comprehensive comparative
investigation is that ICC is able to save and organization
money. The
ICC team has national
credentials to provide investigative services for organizations throughout the nation.
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ICC
is able to handle self-insured companies
under their Workers’ Comp.
ICC provides these services:
1) Investigation of all Workers’ Comp. Claims;
2) Payment and Denial of Workers’ Comp. Claims in accordance with those
regulatory statutes;
3) Recommendation of safety programs to reduce Workers’ Comp. Injuries;
4) Conducts Workers’ Comp Seminars for Employees on the proper procedures of
presenting a claim;
5) Closely work with the State’s Work Comp Division in reducing complaints and
injuries;
6) Conducts Safety Inspections;
7) Conducts Medical Reviews for necessary treatment.
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ICC provides these services:
1) Investigation of all Workers’ Comp Claims
a) obtain recorded statements
b) medical review
c) accident site investigation
d) surveillance to determine extent of injury
e) fraud investigation
f) recommendations
2) Expert Witness and Testimony;
3) Recommendation or Denial of Workers’ Comp payments in accordance with those
regulatory statutes;
4) Recommendation of safety programs to reduce Workers’ Comp Injuries;
5) Conduct Workers’ Comp Seminars for Employees on proper procedures in
presenting a claim;
6) Work with the State’s Work Comp Division to reducing complaints and
injuries;
7) Conduct Safety Inspections;
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The ICC team provides expert services to
attorneys and their clients.
These services include, but are not limited to:
1) Investigation of all Workers’ Comp Claims
2) Obtain recorded statements
3) Medical review reports
4) Accident site investigation
6) Surveillance to determine extent of injury
7) Fraud investigation
8) Expert Witness and Testimony
9) Determination and investigation as to whether an injury is Work Comp or Health
Insurance related.
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P.O. Box 8873
Wichita, KS 67208-8873
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