Big Carriers Get Texas ‘Poor’ Timeliness Rating

 

Texas DWC Ratings Ding Big Carriers on Timeliness 

  • The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation’s latest Insurance Carrier Performance Based Oversight report has rated several of the industry’s largest insurance companies as “poor”.
  • Five companies received that rating: Amtrust Insurance, Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Insurance, Redwood Fire & Casualty Ins, and Tri-State Insurance Company of Minnesota.
  • The Texas PBO’s ratings assess the carriers’ timeliness in: payment of temporary income benefits; processing initial medical bills; processing requests for reconsideration of medical bills; and, submission of EDI medical data to the agency.
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Today’s Enlyte Webinar Focuses on State of Pharmacy Trends in Workers’ Comp

  • Enlyte is offering a free webinar today covering its latest Pharmacy Solutions Drug Trends report, focusing on the challenges that payers face in managing WC pharmacy care.
  • Slated for 1pm ET, the session covers opioids, emerging drug classes, varied dispensing channels, and high-impact pharmaceuticals.
  • Among the presenters will be Senior Director of Clinical Pharmacy Services Nikki Wilson and Sr. Clinical Account Pharmacist Cameron Hannum.
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PCF Insurance Services Rebrands to Trucordia

  • Playing off the combination of the words “trust” and “accord”, PCF Insurance Services has rebranded its business under the moniker Trucordia ahead of the launch of its new business strategy.
  • “Our strategy provides a road map that builds on our strong foundation,” said Lindon, Utah-based Chief Executive Officer Felix Morgan. “We’re uniting more than 5,000 professionals coast to coast.”
  • It will continue to offer workers’ compensation insurance solutions along with its commercial and personal lines, life and health, and employee benefits.
  • Last month, then-PCF announced the acquisition of Snohomish, Washington-based Top Insurance Associates, which was the company’s 15th significant acquisition completed thus far in 2024, it said at the time.
  • The brokerage was valued at $4.7 billion in February 2023, according to an announcement of a $500 million preferred equity investment by Carlyle’s Global Credit platform and private equity firm HGGC, an existing minority investor.
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