NetClaim Report Shows Heavy Demand for Innovation in Insurance Claims Intake
Solutions must meet carriers’ need for digitally scalable quality and configurability
The survey of insurance and TPA officers, carried out in 2018, shows 76 percent of carrier respondents, and 68 percent of TPA respondents continue to believe change in claims intake is being driven by the need for improved efficiency, quality and reduced expenses in business processes. But while carriers and TPAs agree on this point, 64 percent of carriers call out the need for better quality control and fraud detection as the second biggest driver, and 57 percent of TPAs believe a need for reduced time to close claims is the second biggest driver. Here the report finds carriers are looking to claims intake to provide a robust foundation for enterprise-wide innovation, leaping past the efficiency of claims intake, to better claims accuracy and program integrity that goes to the bottom line value of the policy.
“We are entering an era where strengths in technology, automated quality and agility are more important than commodified economic efficiency – which remain important, but only to the extent that they can be achieved without limiting carrier’s nimbleness in a changing market,” said
Additional points –
- When asked to rank features of a claims intake system that could best match their business needs, respondents said accuracy was most important, followed by configurability of the process second, real time quality control and data integrity checks third, agility fourth, better reporting and dashboards fifth, works through a customer’s existing system sixth, and cloud-based storage and data transfer seventh
- 87% of TPAs and carriers agree there is a need for further innovation and tailored services in claims intake
- 71% of TPAs are confident their current vendor can handle changing situations, but only 40% of carriers are.
- Accuracy and configurability of the intake process are the number one and two concerns for all.
“At the end of the day, carriers carry the risk and they are intent on driving innovation to decrease that risk,” said Marsh. “That is why they are pursuing increased technological investments aimed at making their process more rigorous, and yet at the same time more agile. We are examining the impact of this today as the industry stands to change considerably in the very near term.”
About NetClaim
NetClaim provides agile, extremely accurate, fully configurable and easy-to-use claims reporting and dissemination. As the largest provider of outsourced first notice of loss (FNOL) in
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Source: NetClaim


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