Property Claims Adjuster, Contents (Remote, US)
OpenlyFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience, with 3 to 5 years of Stop Loss Claims experience. Demonstrated problem-solving, organizational, and analytical skills are essential, along with excellent communication and technological fluency. The ability to work independently, prioritize workloads, and multitask is also required.
The Stop Loss Claims Supervisor will lead a team of Claims Examiners in the timely and accurate processing of stop loss-eligible claims, ensuring adherence to policy terms and plan documents. Responsibilities include overseeing inventory, daily work assignment, adjudication, and quality audits to meet internal standards and productivity metrics. The role involves participating in the administration of stop loss software, acting as a subject matter expert, coaching team members, collaborating with other departments, and contributing to the development of departmental workflows and training.
Health benefits and insurance solutions provider
Gravie provides health benefits by offering straightforward and affordable health plans, primarily targeting individuals and small to midsize businesses. Their main product, Comfort, stands out because it has no deductible and no copays for most common healthcare services, allowing members to access care without unexpected costs. Additionally, Comfort includes virtual care options for musculoskeletal and mental health issues. Gravie also offers a payment solution called Gravie Pay, which enables members to pay for healthcare expenses interest-free, further easing financial stress. Unlike traditional health plans, Gravie claims that Comfort members save on out-of-pocket costs, and employers switching to Gravie often see lower premium expenses. The company has a high retention rate, indicating that many employees choose to continue with the Comfort plan in subsequent years. Gravie's goal is to simplify health benefits and reduce the financial burden of healthcare for its members.