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<br /> <br /> <br />City of Everett <br />RFP #2026-001 for Third Party Claims Administrator (TPA) Services <br /> <br />or discuss needed changes. The supervisor should focus on the thoroughness of the investigation and link <br />this to the claim professional's evaluation. In each review, the following should be commented on: <br /> a. Plan of Action <br /> b. Estimated value range and future exposure <br /> c. Adequacy of reserves <br /> d. What needs to be done to resolve the case <br />G. How are caseload levels monitored? <br />As part of the quality assurance procedure, the supervisor, manager and senior management monitor <br />caseloads, as well as claim opening and closing statistics on a monthly basis. In the event that caseloads <br />fall outside the agreed upon caseload limit for a period of 90 days, Intercare and the City will meet to <br />review the statistics and evaluate whether a change in the staffing model is appropriate. If the parties <br />agree that a permanent change in the staffing model is necessary, a change in the fee structure will be <br />negotiated between the parties to align caseloads with the new staffing structure and promptly <br />implemented. <br />As discussed above, the case load of an adjuster is usually based on the complexity of their claims. <br />Typically, adjuster caseloads are 50-75 pending files; senior bodily injury adjusters’ caseloads are 125-150 <br />pending files; and senior property adjusters’ caseloads are 85-100 pending files. Adjusters handling auto, <br />property, and subrogation claims average between 100 and 125 pending files. We attempt to impose a <br />maximum caseload of 150 pending files. <br />Intercare supervisors do not carry caseloads to ensure that they can focus on providing oversight and <br />guidance to the staff they supervise. This also allows them to maintain ongoing communication with <br />clients and provide back-up to their team in times of short periods of absence. <br />H. What standard reports are available, and what are the ad-hoc reporting capabilities of the <br />information system? <br />Reporting Features: ClaimsXpress has a set of standard claims handling reports available to every client, <br />but the system can also be customized to produce reports unique and specific to the City. The City can <br />safely and securely access their reports via an automated encrypted email from their Client Success <br />Manager or the dedicated reporting team. All reports can be exported to Microsoft Excel or Adobe PDF <br />formats on demand by either Intercare staff or City staff. <br /> Check Register Report: Provides individual or multiple payments on a claim; is a payment <br />transaction record for each claim. <br /> Claim Log Financial Report: Provides line reports for each claim, including the ‘totals’ to date paid. <br /> Claim Register Report: Provides multi-line information for each claim with different ‘buckets’ of <br />payments and reserves broken out for optimum detail. <br /> Transaction Register Report: Provides all payments within a specific time period for a claim. <br /> Diary Report: Provides all work completed and/or in process of being completed on a claim. <br />Our ability to maintain data and provide enhanced statistical reporting is due to our long use of best <br />practices with technology. Our proprietary iMetrics Business Intelligence Reporting service provides <br />optimum targeted, on-demand data for liability and property claims decision making. <br />Ad-hoc Reports: In addition to the standard report package, the Claims Enterprise system has robust ad- <br />hoc reporting capabilities that allow reports to be created for all data elements captured in the system. <br />27