I love working at Sedgwick because no matter what changes or how we grow, we always stay true to what got us here- the ability to execute on creative solutions for our customers that make a difference. That’s how we do it here.
Bachelor of Science, Communication, Technical Writing, the University of Illinois – Urbana
| Location: | Chicago, IL |
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| Areas of expertise: |
Claims management Litigation management Managed care Workers' compensation Integrated services Cost drivers Performance Employee engagement Patient advocacy Health advocacy |
Kathryn Tazic, SVP Client Services, and Jim Harvey, SVP Managed Care Products & Products Development, discuss Sedgwick's outcomes-based networks and commitment to get injured workers to quality providers at every stage of their claim.
My mom suffers from vascular dementia. It's a progressive, slow, debilitating disease. As a non-medical person new to the maze of healthcare and elderly care, there was a lot to learn. My mom's in a nursing home 10 minutes from my house and I am now …
Employers face multiple pressures when considering ways to advocate and care for injured workers and manage costs in complex state workers' compensation systems. One of the keys to balancing these needs is to take advantage of all available resources…
This past month, the issue of culture and how we both protect and develop it has been at the front of my mind. Why? As we face complex problems and opportunities, it's more important than ever that we support doing the right thing – and help motiva…
When we look at what drives workers’ compensation costs, litigation is always at the top of our list of expenses. After the decision is made to involve counsel – for the injured worker and/or the employer – efforts are traditionally aimed at long-ter…
Sedgwick Senior Vice President, Kathryn Tazic, discusses creative approaches to settling workers’ compensation claims. She talks about the need to consider out of the box thinking when assisting injured workers. She goes on to describe how the use …
Sedgwick SVP of client services Kathryn Tazic contributes to this article about the trend of large employers asking their third-party administrators to provide dedicated claims adjusters.
