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Claims
After several frustrating months
of trying to resolve some outstanding workers’
compensation claims, the West Coast division of a major
food distributor turned to the Wortham Group, its long-time
insurance broker, for assistance. The Wortham Group’s
claims administration team rapidly stepped in for the client.
Working hand-in-hand with the client and the third-party
carrier, our experts carefully led the disputes to a successful
conclusion. This skillful approach exemplifies the
Wortham Group’s commitment to bringing value to our
clients.
Handling the administration and management
of our clients’ claims is an essential service that
we provide to all Eichlitz and Wortham Group clients. We
take a hands-on approach to claims administration, even
before a claim is filed. Simply stated, our goal
is to help control costs through early intervention and
a consistent, high-quality cost containment program.
In an era of higher medical expenses and escalating workers’
compensation, we offer solutions aimed at lowering overall
claims costs:
- For example, our proactive measures
focus on rapid internal and toll-free claims reporting,
pre-certification, field case and utilization management,
and initial injury assessment.
- After a claim has been filed, we support
clients with interactive solutions such as catastrophic
case management, return-to-work programs, specialty care
network providers, peer reviews, and analysis of proposed
treatment plans.
Our services do not stop once a claim has
been completed. We provide retrospective options, including
statistical tracking, reporting and auditing, automated re-pricing,
vocational rehabilitation programs, nurse consultation on
complex invoices, and coordination for state-required reports.
Eichlitz, Dennis, Wray & Westheimer claims
administration staff is dedicated to servicing our clients
and brings a diverse blend of insurance industry knowledge
and medical expertise.
For your convenience, the following companies
offer Direct Claim Reporting:
Commercial and Personal policies:
Commercial policies:

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