Third Party Claims Administrator definition

Third Party Claims Administrator means the organization under contract to the Board responsible for processing all medical claims, other than claims for prescription drug services, received from participants.
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Third Party Claims Administrator or “TPA” means a third party firm contractually responsible for performing professional claims adjusting and other ancillary risk management services for the Port Authority.
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Third Party Claims Administrator means the third party retained by GAF, who will, at GAF’s direction and request, assist GAF with the initial intake of claims, including (i) answering telephone calls, (ii) monitoring and responding to email and website requests, (iii) mailing Claims Kits, (iv) receiving claim forms and supporting documentation, (v) assigning claim numbers, (vi) reviewing claims for completeness (i.e., verifying that a claim includes the documentation and materials required under Section 7 of the Agreement) and (vii) sending Deficiency Notices.
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Examples of Third Party Claims Administrator in a sentence

  • In the alternative and as a convenience to both parties, the Third Party Claims Administrator can also mail the checks directly to the District made payable to the District during the employee’s full pay status.

  • The accident or illness shall have risen out of and in the course of employment of the teacher and shall be accepted as a bonafide injury or illness arising out of and in the course of employment by the Kings County Insured Schools Joint Powers Authority and/or the Third Party Claims Administrator.

  • If the parties agree there are sufficient funds afterwards to warrant a redistribution to those class members who negotiated their first settlement check, the Third Party Claims Administrator will redistribute those residual funds which will be reportable on a Form 1099.

  • In business for 32 years, LWP is a results-oriented Third Party Claims Administrator with extensive experience in self-insured administration.

  • Report letters should be directed to the assigned Case Monitor from the General Counsel’s office, and copied to Risk Management, the Third Party Claims Administrator (“TPA”) and the excess carrier, when appropriate, unless instructed otherwise.

  • If a recipient does not negotiate his/her check within 180 days of mailing, and the Third Party Claims Administrator is unable to reach settlement recipient to send a re- issued check, the proceeds from uncashed checks may be used to cover any additional uncompensated administration invoices at the discretion of Collective Counsel.

  • If such notice is given, all Euro-Dollar Loans of such Lender then outstanding shall be converted to Base Rate Loans either (a) on the last day of the then current Interest Period applicable to such Euro-Dollar Loans if such Lender may lawfully continue to maintain and fund such Loans to such day or (b) immediately if such Lender may not lawfully continue to maintain and fund such Loans to such day.

  • Any such claim will be administered by GAF through its Warranty Services Department and/or the Third Party Claims Administrator.