Taking the pain out of workers� comp claims
Workers� compensation may be mandated in all states, but that doesn’t mean all coverage is the same. Our program includes pre-negotiated pharmacy services, medical bill review, online tools and resources, and 24/7 claims reporting. Plus, our dedicated nurse case managers thoroughly assess an employee’s injury and collaborate with our extensive medical network, quickly arranging for the most important and appropriate medical and rehabilitation services to assure a safe, timely return to work.
We’re always on the job
Avoiding losses before they occur is always the best policy. We offer comprehensive risk solutions services to help businesses and organizations identify and control risk exposures. This helps reduce the amount and severity of workers� comp claims, saving time, effort, and costs. These resources and services include:
- Return-to-work guidelines � sample handbook, checklist, forms, and letters to develop a customized plan helping employees return to work as soon as medically possible
- Special discounts � savings on a range of relevant services, including CLMI safety training, and driver’s alert health and safety training, offered through Hanover risk solutions partners
- hanover.com/risksolutions � one-click access to risk assessment resources and articles on ergonomics, personal protective equipment, worker health issues, and much more
Hanover workers� compensation claims services
WHAT WE PROVIDE | HOW BUSINESSES AND EMPLOYEES BENEFIT |
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Experienced claims adjusters |
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Aggressive return-to-work program |
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Nurse case managers |
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Established medical networks |
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Pharmacy program |
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Medical bill review |
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Completion of state workers� comp forms |
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If an injury or illness occurs
»ªÌå»á offers four convenient ways to file a claim:
- Online: Report a claim
- Phone: 800-628-0250
- Email: [email protected]
- Fax: 800-762-7788
In situations where an employee is losing time from work, we waste no time initiating contact with our customer, their employee, and doctor assigned to the case, usually within 24 hours or less.
116-10048 (4/17) LC 2017-080