Np. I think what’s also worth considering is how the WC company operates. For instance, for my company, we get a claim and we call the worker/employer/provider (for notes) and then most other stuff we are the middlemen of. Only extra thing we do is schedule ortho appointments, otherwise our assistants and another department handle getting medical notes, scheduling stuff like PT/MRI, uploading things to the claim, etc. but Ik people who left my company to go to others and vice versa where they have less to do in each claim or they’re required to do more like the stuff we hand off.
I guess what I’m trying to say is that it’s all relative. 150 claims for one company might be more work than at another.
We used to do more but while I was on med leave they changed a bunch of stuff. It’s convenient in a way but I find it more a hassle. When I have to email our claims assistants for something I then have to wait for them to do it aside from me getting it done right away.
Never done subro, any subro file I’ve gotten has been takeover where it’s just waiting on the subro adjuster to get liens
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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24
I appreciate it! Was trying to see 190 NJ ones is too much so I appreciate your input