PCMS Partners with Gain Life to Deliver AI-Driven Guidance and Monitoring for Insurance Claims

With nearly 40 years of experience in the Property & Casualty insurance industry--as President of Casualty Operations at Sedgwick; Executive Vice President and Chief Claims Officer at York Risk Services Group; Senior Vice President and Chief Claims Officer at Accident Fund Holdings; Senior Vice President at The Hartford Financial Services Group; and 17-years at Kemper Insurance--Gain Life is excited to add Patrick Walsh to its advisory board. 

Insurance Thought Leadership shares Gain Life’s perspective that by automating routine tasks, AI can free adjusters to focus on the human aspects of their work that require empathy, nuanced judgment and creative problem-solving.

Gain Life’s Co-founder & Chief Science Officer, John Peters, explores how AI chatbots offer a short-term and accessible solution for alleviating loneliness amongst injured workers by providing structured mental health support and emotionally supportive companionship accessible at any time.

Insurance Thought Leadership shares Gain Life’s perspective that by automating routine tasks, AI can free adjusters to focus on the human aspects of their work that require empathy, nuanced judgment and creative problem-solving.

This R&I Risk Insider article explores how real-time voice call translation will help the insurance industry build bridges of understanding, foster trust, and usher in an era of inclusive claims management.

Leaders Speak: Automating Routine Communications in Workers’ Comp Claims

Leaders Speak: Reducing Paperwork Load for Workers’ Comp Adjusters with Technology

Gain Life is excited to welcome to their advisory board, Danielle Lisenbey, former Global President and CEO of third-party administrator, Broadspire.

This R&I Risk Insider article explores how claims organizations are moving beyond the rule-based automation of old to AI agents that leverage intelligence to understand context, learn from experience, and make nuanced decisions based on different inputs.

AI's potential to transform insurance clashes with the industry's risk-averse nature, creating a complex landscape for insurers to navigate.

Listen to WorkCompCollege's webinar, AI For Claims Management: Sorting the Practical From the Possible, featuring Mollie Kallen from IMA, John Culhane from Wegmans, and Tyler Kennedy from Gain Life.

Insurance Thought Leadership shares Gain Life’s perspective that by automating routine tasks, AI can free adjusters to focus on the human aspects of their work that require empathy, nuanced judgment and creative problem-solving.

Listen to Legal Talk Network’s Workers Comp Matters Podcast on how AI is ushering in a new era in workers’ comp claims management, and how advances are helping adjusters better serve workers and speed recovery.

PropertyCasualty360 shares Gain Life’s perspective regarding the best uses of multi-modal AI in workers' compensation to bring about a new era of empathetic claims management.

Business Insurance covers Gain Life’s RIMS RISKWORLD® presentation with Wegmans Food Markets on AI for Claims Management: Sorting the Practical from the Possible.

Gain Life has been named to PropertyCasualty360’s Insurance Luminaries Class of 2023 in the category of Claims Innovation.

This recognition celebrates innovation in the property and casualty insurance industry. The program spotlights top professionals, teams, organizations, programs, practices and products within the sector that strive to modernize and humanize the business.

WorkCompCollege.com, a division of Workers’ Compensation Educational Services, LLC, has launched Technology Essentials, a transformative education initiative designed to enhance the understanding of technology’s role in the claims process.

The arrival of software platforms that can automate many of the elements of claims management is in the process of transforming the industry. Human factors design is a tool that can help optimize these platforms to be more effective, efficient, and intuitive for claimants and claims professionals.

Experts in the medical and pharmaceutical management spaces have studied the issue of health care apps as the number of them have grown, and learned that the more specific an app is, the better.