Injury Claims Management and Early Return To Work Programs
We strive for zero losses. However, if an injury does occur, ERA analyzes the cause and offers immediate changes or solutions preventing recurrence of injury or loss, reducing related costs.
When an injury occurs, we can assist with management of the injury and the claim. By providing information and documentation to all pertinent parties, interactive communication between the worker, physicians, medical specialists and insurance providers keeps the claim on track and minimizes the time a worker remains off work and compensable.
Claim filing and administration
Claims review and Loss Analysis
Fraudulent claim intervention
Claim file review
Injury investigation
Early return to work programs
We file the claim and monitor it from inception to closure.
We review the claims on a continual basis and monitor it for appropriate provider care, changes in status or Return to Work options and alternate medical intervention. Monitoring your workers' compensation claims keeps cost to a minimum and reduces your exposure to surprise increases to your insurance through E Mod rating.
Fraudulant claims cost employers thousands of dollars in premium. We provide resources to eliminate these claims and investigate.
Those claims that never seem to close? We can assist with reviewing those claims and determining a corrective course of action for expediant claim closure.
Injury investigation keeps the claim on track and you in control, to minimize future exposure.
Early intervention and Return to Work programs minimize unclear physical restrictions and unproductive light-duty work, which leads to progressive loss of company revenue through higher insurance premium and lost productivity.
Our experience and innovative techniques enable us to serve the diverse needs of the worker and the employer.
From injury prevention and management to claim review and insurance oversight, Employers Resource Associates offers a unique spectrum of services to keep your hard earned dollars in your pocket, instead of in the insurance carriers.