While working as a claims adjuster can be an interesting and rewarding experience, it can definitely be a bit wearing after a while. In fact, one of the top reasons why people leave the industry is due to job related…
As most workers’ compensation adjusters will tell you, sometimes the facts of a claim just don’t add up. In those instances, it is up to the file handler to dig a little deeper to determine whether or not they are…
If you’re an insurance claims adjuster, you probably understand just how important it is to complete your case files in a timely fashion. However, getting the job done the right way is just as vital as sticking to departmental timeframes.…
One of the most talked about technologies today is self-driving cars. While the idea of a vehicle that doesn’t require a skilled driver is incredibly fascinating, there are a whole host of issues that come with having autonomous vehicles on…
I’ve talked about transcript quality control previously and Allegis’ overall process for ensuring transcription accuracy, but now I’d like to get into how we actually calculate transcript accuracy. Making sure our customers and prospective clients have a shared understanding of…
In the insurance industry, time is money. Thus, it is important for claims representatives to have the right tools and processes to make their job as easy and efficient as possible. One way this is done is by having access…
Not surprisingly, one of the busiest days for accident claims in the United States is Black Friday. Between the influx of parking lot collision and an increase in other related claims, this time of year can sometimes be a bit…
Outsourcing can reduce costs, but getting the most value out of your insurance transcription vendor requires effort from both parties. Whether your company already outsources insurance transcription or you are considering doing so, the following tips will help you get the…
Most property and casualty claims adjusters will tell you that spotting fraudulent claims is sometimes more difficult than it seems. One case may seem blatantly obvious as fake, while it is in fact completely true. Another might appear to be…
Verbatim transcription is a unique type of transcription where every utterance – every “um,” “ah,” false start, stutter, repetition, grammatical error, and partial word – is reproduced in written format. This means a verbatim transcript reads just how the recording…
