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Insurers and Self-Insurers

Insurance carriers and self-insured employers are key stakeholders in the worker’s compensation program.  They have the primary responsible for the administration of worker’s compensation claims for injured workers.  This includes the responsibility to make payments that are due to workers promptly and accurately.  Further, the responsibilities include interfacing with the Worker’s Compensation Division by sending required reports and by replying promptly to all correspondence.  The information contained on these web pages is intended to assist insurers, employers and claims administrators to properly insure workers and administer the worker’s compensation claims.

How to Get Access to WC Secured Sites Using the DWD/WI Logon Management System

The DWD/WI Logon Management System

Insurance Letters and Directives

Assessment for Program Administration

Health Cost Information:

Radiology Database and Certified Database Providers

Worker's Compensation actively participates in the EDI Project sponsored by the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards & Commissions (IAIABC).  Insurance Letters #453 and 455 provide instructions on information and forms that are now required to be electronically transmitted via EDI or the Internet Pending Report Application.

Claims Handling:

• Performance Reports   

• Main  Insurance Addresses 

• Pending Reports

• Training Resource

• Training Opportunities

Claims Reporting:  Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

Self-Insurance Program

Worker's Compensation Insurance Rate Comparisons

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Uninsured Employer Fund - Frequently Asked Questions