Workers Compensation Claims

A claims adjuster will typically contact you, your employer and any medical providers within 24 hours. They will evaluate your claim, determine & explain your benefits, and make arrangements for medical treatment and any payments. Your adjuster or a nurse case manager will also update your employer on your medical and return to work status.

To get contact information for your adjuster, open the Quick Service & Chat in the bottom right, select "Get Claim Info" and follow the prompts.  If you have additional questions or can't find what you're looking for, you can chat with a member of our team.

Dependent upon eligibility and your state's waiting period, your lost time checks are sent via the United States Postal Service and should arrive within three to five business days of being processed.  If you would like to know the status of your check, visit berkleynet.com, click on the chat icon, select "Get Claim Info" and follow the prompts.

The waiting period, or length of time you must be disabled due to your workplace injury until you are eligible to receive workers compensation lost time benefits, varies depending on the state and typically ranges from three to seven days. For additional information on the waiting period in your state, visit your state's workers compensation website.