ClaimVantage Exhibits Next-Generation Automated Claims Technology at Atlanta DMEC Conference

ClaimVantage will be exhibiting its cloud-based disability and absence management software at the DMEC conference in Atlanta from August 18th until August 20th.

Atlanta, GA, August 15, 2013 --(PR.com)-- ClaimVantage, an automated claims-management technology innovator, will be at the DMEC Annual Convention in Atlanta from August 18th-21 to demonstrate cost-saving disability and absence claim management solutions.

Leo Corcoran, CEO at ClaimVantage, has seen a growing interest in the company’s cloud-platform business lines because they do not require expensive infrastructure investment. In addition, this flexible cloud-based claims management technology can be implemented in weeks rather than months or years with reduced installation costs.

“We know from published research that insurance carriers, TPA’s and even self-insured corporations are ready to update their claims operations to improve efficiencies and profitability,” explains Corcoran. “For example, a 2011 RGA Global Claims Technology Study reported that 69% of surveyed participants anticipated significant enhancements in their claims technology over the next 3 years.”

ClaimVantage has already become the next-generation claims technology choice for many well-respected companies--including AmeriHealth, Symetra, Professional Disability Associates, Benesure, and Blue Cross Blue Shield Association. Case studies are available for review at http://claimvantage.com/case-studies/

An international provider of automated claims-processing technology, ClaimVantage offers a full range of business lines that increase claim processing efficiencies and decision outcomes--including Absence, Disability, Accident and Life (including Integrated FMLA and Disability).

Go to http://ClaimVantage.com to learn more about ClaimVantage’s automated claims processing solutions and timesaving features.
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