What We Do
We manage the workers compensation claims process for you and treat you exactly how you want to be treated - that’s our promise.
Claimsake streamlines and manages all aspects of insurance claims for injured employees - from initial reporting to resolution.
Claimsake manages it all for you so you can get you back to work faster.
Helping Hand and Support for Workers' Comp Claim Filing
Return-To-Work Program Assistance
Faster Recovery to Get Back to Productivity
Appropriate Medical Intervention
Expedited Claim Processing
Hand in Hand Guidance for Navigating Your Claim
How We Work
When injuries occur, life becomes difficult.
Our #1 goal is to make your life simple, smooth and stress-free by proactively managing all aspects of the claim.
The magic is in how we do what we do.
Only For You.
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Every situation is unique – we build a personalized plan of action for every case.
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Your success is our policy – we design innovative solutions tailored to your needs.
Specialized & Dedicated.
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We provide a specialized team of experts focused on your unique needs – with empathy and attention to every detail.
Communication You Need.
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You ask, we answer – clear and direct communication.
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Your need is our priority – proactive and quick detailed progress updates.
Trusted Service with Integrity.
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We work for you. We uphold the highest ethical standards and earn your trust through service that exceeds expectations.
FAQs
To file a workers' compensation claim, you should immediately report the injury to your employer and seek medical treatment. Your employer will provide you with the necessary forms to complete. If you need medical treatment, please call 833-281-0215 and a nurse will assist you.
Workers' compensation typically covers medical expenses related to your injury, including doctor visits, surgeries, medications, and rehabilitation. You may also be entitled to wage replacement benefits if you are unable to work during your recovery. Additional benefits such as vocational rehabilitation and permanent disability payments may apply depending on the severity of your injury.
No, workers' compensation covers the medical expenses related to your injury, as long as they are deemed causally related to your injury, necessary and appropriate for your recovery. You will not need to pay out-of-pocket for treatments covered by the workers' compensation claim. Be sure to work with the medical providers approved by your employer or the insurance company for the best coverage.
If you are offered a transitional duty job while recovering from your injury, you should accept it, as you are required to do so by law, so long as you are medically capable of performing those duties. It can also help facilitate a faster recovery and expedite your return to your pre-injury capacity. If you do not return to work when such a position is offered to you, you will likely lose or all or most of your WC wage benefits.
Depending on the state where you were injured, our team can assist you in finding an appropriate medical provider. However, state-specific guidelines may apply regarding which providers are authorized for your workers' compensation claim. We recommend discussing this with your claims examiner to ensure you are following the correct process and receiving the appropriate care.
If you need to fill a prescription, you can use the First Fill Card. This card is a temporary solution until your physical prescription card arrives in the mail. You should expect to receive the physical card within 7-10 business days.
The First Fill Card can be used at major pharmacy chains for prescriptions related to your workers' compensation (WC) injury.
Please note, this card is only valid for prescriptions directly related to your WC injury.Yes, you need to have a Work Assessment Form completed by your employer. Please ensure that your provider completes a Work Assessment Form to outline your recovery process and work status. After each appointment, kindly send the completed form to both your employer and examiner. Our goal is to help you return to work as soon as possible.
If your provider prescribes any diagnostic testing related to your work-related injury, please contact your examiner directly to schedule the appointment.
Most occupational clinics and urgent care centers accept workers' compensation. If you need assistance accessing or scheduling an appointment with a specialist that accepts workers' compensation, please reach out to your examiner. In the event of an emergency, please go to your nearest hospital