July 2023 – Amplify Mental Health Expertise

Amplify Your Mental Health Expertise An educational webinar on adjudicating claims with a mental health component Join Munich Re, along with Dr. Les Kertay, Ph.D., and Ian Bridgman from The Claim Lab, on July 18th at 1:00PM ET, for a discussion on the complexities of adjudicating claims with a mental health component. Dr. Kertay, Ph.D., […]

November 2022 – The Cost of Ignoring Psychosocial

The Psychosocial influencers on a claim have always been rather esoteric, hard to quantify, down to the claim adjusters judgement and feelings… So how can we possibly assign a cost to this abstract concept. Let’s look at this in more detail….As we accumulate more psychosocial data, we can study the effect of these psychosocial influencers on […]

July 2022 – Success is not Accidental…

In our experience here at The Claim Lab, along with our involvement in other insurance technology projects and claims initiatives, one truth has consistently emerged. Even though projects, new initiatives, and implementations may be drastically different, well-planned projects succeed and poorly planned projects fail. The acclaimed early insurance claims icon, Sun Tzu, once said, “Every […]

June 2022 – Why would anyone want a job in claims?

Like many industries claims is experiencing changes to the workforce and will need to work harder to recruit staff. Whilst there are many factors that attract employees, we know that more and more people are looking for meaning and purpose in a role…  The events since 2020 (pandemic, expanded work from home opportunities, “The Great […]

May 2022 – The Rising Tide of Mental Health Advocacy

“We need more effective methods of identifying mental health issues…” Wherever we look there seems to be more knock-on effects from the pandemic. Increased levels of anxiety.Individuals reassessing their priorities.Claims operation staff ‘churn’.Resistance to return to the office. However, maybe one beneficial side-effect of the pandemic is that we are witnessing an increased acceptance of […]

April 2022 – The Worker Compensation Iceberg!

For almost exactly two years now, COVID induced uncertainty has created uncertainty in people’s lives, the economy at large, the insurance industry, and the workers’ compensation line. Throw in an unprecedented set of factors such as “The Great Resignation” and work from home and the crystal ball has been even more cloudy than usual. Initial […]

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