- End-to-end workers’ compensation claims processing
- Utilization review & case management
- Medical bill review, PBM, provider networks and other cost containment solutions
- Supporting injured workers and improving medical management outcomes, efficiency and success
- Industry trends, including formulary changes and other compliance issues.
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The Power of Technology: Six Ways to Improve Casualty Claim Outcomes
Though the Property & Casualty (P&C) industry has made definitive inroads into technology adoption, there remain vast opportunities for the sector to reap the benefits of technology to achieve better, faster results. Insurers and claim organizations at large still have a big opportunity to digitize their operations to improve casualty claim outcomes––incumbent insurance carriers could more than double their profits over a five-year period by digitizing their current business operations, according to a McKinsey report.
The Art of Creating a Physician Peer Review Panel: Contracting and Training
In part I of the series, we discussed the first steps of developing a physician peer review panel including determining candidates for the panel and some basic steps to credentialing, including validating state licenses, experience, knowledge and other factors.
Mitchell Issues First Quarter 2019 Industry Trends Report
The Latest Technology Trends, Industry Insights, Data And Analyses On The Property & Casualty And Collision Repair Industries.
Empower Your Customers and Appraisers with Photo-Based Estimating
The introduction of photo-based estimating brings insurance carriers great benefits such as increased efficiency and cost-effective resource management.
StateWatch: Bill Review February/March 2019
Keep current with new legislation and its potential effect on your organization. This regulatory update is for informational purposes only, and provides some key highlights on state initiatives that may impact the bill review services Genex provides.
How Diagnostics Improve the Auto Insurance Claim Process
Fifty years ago all that you needed to fix a dented vehicle was a hammer and dolly. Flash-forward to today. With an excess of 75 computers and 100 sensors and cameras in complex vehicles, even the most basic collision repairs are more complicated and costly than ever before.