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Workers' Compensation Claims Administration

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This scope was carved out of 2025-RFP-127.

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Request for Proposal - Third Party Administrative and Actuarial Services

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AgencyOhio → Finance - Division of Risk Management
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Performs administrative handling and management of workers' compensation claims for prime contractors on City of Cleveland Division of Risk Management projects. Reviews petitions, investigates claim validity via claimants and medical providers, and develops action plans for time-loss and large medical claims. Requires interface capability with Ohio BWC TPA Portal and Origami Risk Management software. Must provide annual unmodified SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II reports. Delivers managed claim files, monthly Loss Run Summaries, and Check Logs.

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