Employers, employees, subcontractors, human resource officers, supervisors, risk managers, adjusters, agents, brokers, work comp physicians, nurse case managers, students, and vendors.

Everyone deals with insurance in some capacity.  It is important to know how it works.

What to spot in your policy,  coverage exclusions, finding the right insurance agent, how are premiums calculated, claims process, when is an injury not workers’ comp, class codes, loss runs, panel of physicians, OSHA, election of remedies, safety protocols, return-to-work, ICD-9 codes, temporary/partial/total disability, death benefits, things to do before an injury occurs, what to do and what not to do after an injury occurs, how to get things back on track, safety & training, Drug Free Workplace program, subcontractors, Certificates of Insurance, audits, cost containment, employees not getting help, problems with medical care, how to work with an adjuster, and so much more that falls under the umbrella of insurance.

No catch.  ​Lauren is a  recent university graduate that majored in marketing, and this is her first large project to build a work portfolio.  Chris has spent 35 years in the insurance industry as an adjuster and as an agent.  He agreed to help by discussing all he has learned through the years, and that is how Work Comp Chaos was created.