COMPUTER SOFTWARE CLAIM MANAGEMENT

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ADJUDICARE TELUS CORPORATION c/o TELUS Legal Services 200 Consilium Place, Suite 1600 Scarborough, Ontario M1H3J3 Canada Computer software for claim management for use in the insurance industry;Computer software development and technical support thereof for the insurance industry;
ADJUDICARE SYMBILITY HEALTH INC. 111 PETER STREET, SUITE 900 TORONTO, ONTARIO M5V 2H1 Canada Computer software for claim management for use in the insurance industry;Computer software development and technical support thereof for the insurance industry;
ADJUDICARE Automated Benefits Inc. 212 King Street West, Suite 203 Toronto, Ontario M5H1K5 Canada Computer software for claim management for use in the insurance industry;Computer software development and technical support thereof for the insurance industry;
SECOND CHAIR SECOND CHAIR SOFTWARE 1821 Harbour Circle CAPE CORAL FL 33914 computer software for claim management, litigation planning, litigation management, collaborative management, document management, document presentation and video-to-text synchronization;2ND CHAIR;
SECOND CHAIR Second Chair Software, Inc. 300 Third Avenue North St. Petersburg FL 33701 computer software for claim management, litigation planning, litigation management, collaborative management, document management, document presentation and video-to-text synchronization;2ND CHAIR;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. Methods and systems for interactively creating and submitting insurance claims and determining whether the submitted claims are in condition for payment by an insurer. A medical technician operating a client computer establishes communication with a remote server. The remote server transmits a claim form to the client computer for display to the medical technician. Using the claim form, the technician enters patient identification information, which is transmitted to the server to determine whether the patient is a beneficiary of an approved insurance plan. If the patient is a beneficiary, the technician can prepare an insurance claim using the claim form displayed by the client computer. The technician enters a diagnosis code and a treatment code representing the diagnosis and treatment of the patient. The diagnosis and treatment codes are transmitted to the remote server, which processes the codes to determine whether the claim corresponds to health care services that are approved for payment. If the insurance claim is not in condition for payment, the medical technician is notified. The medical technician can then amend the insurance claim as necessary and resubmit the claim.