Workpartners, which describes itself as a data-informed, human capital-management firm, has expanded its workers’ compensation program into Florida, the company said this week.
The firm, part of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center insurance services, said it manages workforce needs for employers, including leave and disability, benefits, claims management, physician peer review, OSHA reporting and safety matters.
Its Workers’ Compensation Group holds an AM Best rating of “Excellent.”
Florida will be the sixth state for Workpartners, which also offers comp insurance in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and West Virginia.
Topics Florida Workers' Compensation
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