I’m sure you would agree that data is important to most industries. In the insurance world, data is used for a variety of purposes: actuarial experience, product pricing, and operations are three main internal consumers of data. This data is segmented, stratified, and aggregated to the ends of the earth. There are charts, graphs, pivot... Read more »
Recovered or Not? Context is Key to Unlocking LTC Data
Posted by Mark Beagle
Claims Workloads – What’s in a Number?
Posted by Mark Beagle
We all know the old joke: “How many __ does it take to change a lightbulb?” Usually, there’s a punchline revealing some gross inefficiency at someone’s expense. While I’m about to pose a similar question, there’s no punchline intended. How many claims analysts does it take to manage a workload? This is a common question... Read more »
How Auditing Your Claim Block Can Improve the Customer Experience
Posted by Toni McCollum
After 28 years in the industry, I’ve been fortunate to participate in many different approaches to disability claims management. Although all are designed with noble intentions, unseen flaws eventually become evident. Since joining SALT as a claims analyst in 2015, I’ve had the chance to peek under the hood at many other insurance carriers’ claim... Read more »
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