Bring Together Art, Science & You in TPA Predictive Analytics

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By Constitution State Services
3 minutes

Leveraging data is a mission-critical aspect of claim management, but there are other factors beyond the science of predictive analytics that can play into having highly effective claim management processes with your third-party administrator.

Having trained professionals who understand predictive models, how to interpret the data, and the best way to act on it is the art of claim management. It's a discipline that requires flexibility, judgment and nuance. And embedding insights directly into the life of the claim process leads to real strength.

Here are some considerations to help your company maximize the impact of that relationship.

Five Key Question for Your TPA
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Without competent, effective experienced Claim and medical professionals, it doesn't matter what else you bring to the table. The longevity of our Claim and medical professionals lends itself to really getting to understand our customers, and our ability to build our relationships with those customers, which to me is critically important.

Todd Mattiello

Todd Mattiello

Vice President, Claim Account Executives at Travelers

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We collect somewhere around 1,500 elements on each of our more than 30 million claimants that we've had over the past 10 plus years. That's about 45 billion structured data points that we have on our claimants. I think those TPAs that are going to be most successful are the ones who have the market share and the data to be able to really appropriately use analytics to triage and handle claims.

Kevin Mahoney

Kevin Mahoney

Vice President, Analytics and Research

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If you have too much reliance on just the talent aspect, just the human aspect of that process of claim handling and medical management, then what you miss is the ability to augment the understanding of that claim professional to actually expand upon their knowledge and their expertise. Carriers who will be really successful in this space are those who can have that excellent balance of both technology and human skill and capability.

Rich Ives

Rich Ives

Vice President, Workers Compensation Claims

This checklist of five questions can help you test the effectiveness of your TPA’s predictive analytics.

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