Claims should be about delivery not delay Claims have long been the bug bear of the insurance market. From the personal lines to the most specialized of insurance and reinsurance...
Read MoreChuck Johnston, Chief Marketing Officer
Designing a new insurance platform is an exciting challenge. Today, there are a number of great service capabilities available from leading technology providers that greatly enhance the insurance life cycle...
Read MoreMegan G. Holstein, Esq., SVP Absence and Claims Product
Military families in California will soon have access to paid family leave, beginning January 1, 2021. California Governor, Jerry Brown, signed SB 1123 which authorizes a new paid family leave...
Read MoreMegan G. Holstein, Esq., SVP Absence and Claims Product
The Federal government just released new tax credit guidance regarding employer-offered paid family and medical leave plans. Pursuant to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the Act), employers who voluntarily...
Read MoreMegan G. Holstein, Esq., SVP Absence and Claims Product
On the heels of last week’s two new FMLA opinion letters , and just as the US headed into the long Labor Day holiday weekend, we had another update to...
Read MoreMegan G. Holstein, Esq., SVP Absence and Claims Product
This week, the United States Department of Labor (DOL) issued two opinion letters providing guidance under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). In one opinion letter, the DOL...
Read MoreRandi Weir Simmons, AVP Absence Management
In early August, the FINEOS team attended the Disability Management Employer Coalition (DMEC) Annual Conference in Austin, Texas. Jonathan Boylan, FINEOS Chief Technology Officer and I had the honor of...
Read MoreMegan G. Holstein, J.D., SVP Absence and Claims Product
On June 28th, the Governor of Massachusetts signed into law a bill that provides paid, job protected family and medical leave, joining a handful of other states offering such benefits....
Read MoreEoin Kirwan, VP Product Management
Turns out that life insurance industry’s relationship with information technology didn’t begin with computers. Before World War I, the opportunity arose to leverage so-called tabulating machines, originally developed by Hermann...
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