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Coverage Review
Show Me The Money
What's The Plan?
100

This setup process takes its name from the initial period required for claim activities.

What is the 5-Day Setup?

100
  • Under the claim’s Reference menu, this selection displays policy information.

What is Policy Financials?

100

To verify coverage, confirm that this injury-related date falls within the policy period.

What is the date of injury, or DOI?

100

These should be established by Day 5 based on the probable ultimate cost of the claim.

What are initial reserves?

100

These three letters identify the claim-handling roadmap that should tell the story of the claim and how it will be managed toward MMI.

What is the POA, or Plan of Action?

200

This event starts the clock, even if you have not yet made successful contact.

What is a claim assignment?

200

This resource within the claim contains the coverage template.

What are the Claims Quality Standards?

200

The policy screen shows what ___________ company information, which ought to be included in the coverage note.

What is the underwriting company?

200

After the initial reserve, this is how often reserves should be reevaluated and separately documented for continued accuracy.

What is every 90 days?

200

An ongoing Plan of Action generally continues on this schedule, unless Special Handling Instructions say otherwise.

What is every 30 days?

300

You receive a reassigned claim rather than a brand-new claim. This setup process still applies.

What is the 5 day Setup?

300

Under Special Handling Instructions, this selection lets you access customer documents containing the SHIs.

What is Customer Documents?

300

Day 1 documentation requires separate notes for which two categories.

What is Coverage and Excess Coverage?

300

A change in treatment, benefit duration, PPD, or the need for legal, NCM, or IME expenses may trigger this action.

What is reevaluating and changing the reserves when appropriate?

300

Surgery, prolonged return to work, litigation, and changes in treatment or employment status are examples of these events that may require you to revise your POA.

What are triggering events?

400

Day 1 coverage documentation and initial contact activities fall within this many hours of assignment.

What are the first 24 hours?

400

The SHIs are not linked to the customer document. This is the next location to check.

What is Major Accounts?

400

Your excess note says the claim is “not reportable,” but does not explain why. This required element is missing.

What is the rationale for the reportability decision?

400

On Day 10, this financial action is due, along with any required corresponding state documents.

What is issuing the first payment?

400

After seven business days, unsuccessful attempts to contact this party should be escalated to leadership and the account manager.

Who is the employer?

500

A coverage issue remains unresolved. Name both the Day 2 escalation action and the investigation action required within three business days.

  • Documenting and escalating the issue for supervisor review, and
  • Investigating the issue with the carrier contact within three business days?
500

You need to verify the policy period and carrier for an older takeover claim. Name the Excel resource and where to find it.

What is the Policy Index in Major Accounts?

500

An excess note already lists the carrier, policy number, policy dates, and work class code. Name the four additional items needed to address excess coverage and reporting.

  • Whether excess applies
  • The reportable dollar threshold
  • Whether the claim is reportable
  • The rationale for the decision
500

Your initial reserve covers current treatment but nothing beyond it. Name at least three additional future exposures that should be considered when setting reserves.

What are any three of:

  • Temporary disability benefits, TTD/TPD
  • IME expenses
  • NCM expenses
  • Legal expenses
  • Permanency
  • Medical maintenance care
500

Put these four milestones in order and give the correct day for each:
First payment, initial reserves/coding, completed initial investigation, carrier report when reportable.

  • Day 5: Initial reserves/coding
  • Day 7: Carrier report when reportable
  • Day 10: First payment
  • Day 14: Complete initial investigation
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