The Workplace

[over the mountain]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

claims adjuster

do you use collosius? i dont know if i spelled it right.

at lunch, i put my food on my desk and just take nibbles for an hour as i read the warpath. i drink coffee in the morning so coffee gut keeps me from being hungry at lunch.

having your lunch on your desk is the general sign in our office that the person aint doing shit work related for the time being.

usually the boss man will come flying in your office asking you to do something, but with your lunch out, he automatically slows down and is like "so, yeah . .. . . . umm, when you get done lunch im gonna need you to go ahead and move your desk over there. yeah. umm okay. thaaaannnkkss,"

well lunch is over for me.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

do you use collosius? i dont know if i spelled it right.

Nope, not sure what that is. Some sort of software I'm guessing?

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Nope, not sure what that is. Some sort of software I'm guessing?

Matty what kind of ins. adjuster property, health, etc...?

[MTK]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Matty what kind of ins. adjuster property, health, etc...?

workers comp

I've also done auto and disability

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

workers comp

I've also done auto and disability

I'm guessing its been a few years sense you have done any auto claims because that system is pretty common today.

After thinking about it I'm very surprised that you don't have some type of program as a guide as to what should be paid to doctors and others providing a service. How do you know when a doctor is charging the correct amount when you get a customers bill?

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I'm guessing its been a few years sense you have done any auto claims because that system is pretty common today.

After thinking about it I'm very surprised that you don't have some type of program as a guide as to what should be paid to doctors and others providing a service. How do you know when a doctor is charging the correct amount when you get a customers bill?

yep.. bro in law's family got out of ins work at their body shop because of the requirements and fees from the computerized systems.. restorations mostly now

[MTK]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I'm guessing its been a few years sense you have done any auto claims because that system is pretty common today.

After thinking about it I'm very surprised that you don't have some type of program as a guide as to what should be paid to doctors and others providing a service. How do you know when a doctor is charging the correct amount when you get a customers bill?

It's called a billing dept., and they use what's called the NY W/C Fee Schedule. There are agreed upon rates for every code.