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Hawaii Workers Compensation Claim Kit

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Workers Compensation Claim Kit - Alaska

BHHC Workers Compensation | Representing Financial Strength & Integrity | bhhc.com

Dear Policyholder:

Thank you for placing your workers compensation coverage with Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Companies (BHHC). We look forward to working with you to fulfill all your workers compensation needs.

Enclosed you will find documentation necessary for the processing and administration of a claim in the event of a workplace injury, as well as important information regarding workers compensation requirements for your state. Please utilize the documents included to collect valid information regarding the injured employee and incident, and send the documents in when reporting the claim or upon request.

It is critical that you promptly report all new claims using one of the following methods: Online, Phone, Fax, or E-mail.

EMPLOYER'S NOTICE OF INSURANCE

TO THE EMPLOYEES OF THE UNDERSIGNED:

Your employer is insured by:

Insurer:

Street and Number:

City: State: Zip Code:

For the period from: Through:

Adjusting Company:

Street and Number:

City: State: Zip Code: Telephone:

This insurance pays benefits for job-connected injuries, illnesses or death as provided by the Alaska Workers' Compensation Act.

Employer:

By: Title:

Witness: Witness:

EMPLOYER REPORT OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURY OR ILLNESS TO DIVISION OF WORKERS’ COMPENSATION

1. Employer Name*:

2. Industry (NAICS) Code*:

3. Employer Contact Name & Telephone:

4. FEIN*: 5. UI Number:

6. Employer Mailing Address*:

7. Employer Physical Address:

8. Employee Name:

9. Employee Mailing Address*:

10. Date of Birth*: 11. Date of Death:

12. Employee ID Type & Number*:

13. MTC Report*: 14. JCN / AWCB*:

15. Claim Status*: 16. Claim Type*: 17. Late Reason Code:

18. Full Denial Reason Code: 19. Full Denial Effective Date:

20. Denial Reason Narrative:

21. Policy Information Number: Effective Date: Expiration Date:

22. Insurer Name: 23. Insurer FEIN: 24. Insurer Type Code*:

RELEASE OF MEDICAL INFORMATION

RE: v.

Alaska Workers' Compensation Claim No.:

TO: Any doctor, chiropractor, hospital, clinic, health insurer, physical therapist, government agency, insurer, employer or other person, entity, firm, or organization having custody of medical records or medical information pertaining to me, the undersigned person

I, the undersigned person, give my consent and authorize you to release the following medical records and information in your possession to the defendants, or representative of the defendants, in the above Workers' Compensation Claim filed by me.

Medical records and information relating to the treatment of my injury or illness at work, and the following parts of my body, diagnoses or conditions, organ systems, chief complaints and/or symptoms:

This authorization releases medical information from:

This release of information is intended to include records maintained in my maiden or other names as follows:

This release, and all authority to disclose information pertaining to me, shall expire on:

Signature: Dated this day of

Printed Name:

MEDICAL HISTORY REQUEST

Employee Name: Date of Injury:

Employer Name: Completion Date:

Please complete this form by providing your medical history for the past 5 years.

Past Injuries, Disabilities, or Other Medical Conditions

Hospitalizations

Treating Physicians or Groups

EMPLOYEE REPORT OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURY OR ILLNESS TO EMPLOYER

1. Employee Name Last*: First*: Middle: Suffix:

2. Mailing Address & Telephone Number*:

3. Date of Birth*: 4. Date of Death:

5. Social Security Number*: 6. Gender Code:

7. Marital Status: 8. Number of Dependents:

9. Date of Injury / Illness*: 10. Time of Injury / Illness:

11. Did Injury / Illness Occur on Employer’s Premises? Yes No

12. Explain where injury / illness occurred:

13. Employer Name*:

14. Describe Nature of Injury / Illness*:

15. Describe Part of Body Affected*:

16. Describe How the Injury / Illness Happened:

17. Injury / Illness Due to Machine/Product Failure? Yes No

18. Mechanical Guard/Safeguards Provided? Yes No

19. List Any Machine/Substance/Object Causing Injury / Illness:

20. If Machine What Part?:

21. Witness Name: Witness Business Phone Number:

22. Attending Physician Name & Contact Information:

23. Hospital Name & Contact Information:

24. Initial Treatment*: 0-No Medical Treatment 1-Minor On-site Remedies 2-Minor Clinic/Hospital Remedies 3-Emergency Evaluation 4-Hospitalization > 24 Hours 5-Future Major Medical/Lost Time

25. Employee Authorization to Release Medical Records*:

Employee Signature:

26. If Employee Unavailable for Signature, Explain Circumstances:

27. Date Signed:

SUPERVISOR’S REPORT OF EMPLOYEE ACCIDENT

Employee name:

Employer name:

Date of accident: Time of accident:

Date accident reported:

Did the employee report the accident immediately? Yes No

Location of accident:

How did the injury occur? What job duties was the employee performing?

What part(s) of the employee’s body were reported as injured?

Has the employee sought any medical treatment for these injuries? If so, specify where and when.

What witnesses were present when the accident occurred (including self)?

Do you have any reason to question the legitimacy of the accident? If so, please explain:

What changes could be made to eliminate or reduce the hazard(s) identified above?

Prepared by: Title: Date prepared:

WITNESS’ REPORT/STATEMENT OF EMPLOYEE ACCIDENT

Employee name:

Witness name & phone number:

Witness Address:

Date of accident: Time of accident:

Location of accident:

Did you witness the above-reported accident? If so, how did the injury occur? What job duties was the employee performing?

What part(s) of the employee’s body were injured? Describe the type of injury:

What did the injured employee say at the time of injury? Did the injured employee complain of pain?

What did the employee do after the accident occurred?

Were any other witnesses present at the time of the accident? If so, please list them below.

Signature of witness: Date signed:

$1000 Reward / Fraud Hotline Notice

For information leading to the arrest and conviction of any fraudulent workers compensation claim, call 1 (800) 300-JAIL.

Spanish version poster also included in the document packet.

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What the Hawaii Workers Compensation Claim Kit Is

The Hawaii Workers Compensation Claim Kit is a standardized collection of forms, instructions, and supporting checklists used to report and document a workplace injury or occupational illness in Hawaii. It organizes employer, employee, injury, and medical-provider information needed by insurers and claims administrators and is intended to support timely reporting to the carrier and any required state agency. The kit clarifies what to collect at the point of injury, how to record witness and treatment details, and which supporting documents to attach for a complete claim submission.

Why a Structured Claim Kit Matters

A complete claim kit reduces delays, helps ensure accurate insurer intake, and preserves records needed for adjudication or appeals. Using a consistent kit improves communication between employee, employer, medical providers, and the carrier while reducing avoidable requests for additional information.

Why a Structured Claim Kit Matters

Who Typically Prepares and Uses This Kit

Employers, HR or safety officers, claims administrators, and injured employees all interact with the kit at different stages of a workers' compensation claim.

  • Human resources and safety staff complete employer sections and collect witness statements and initial incident details for the insurer.
  • Injured employees provide personal, employment, and injury details as well as medical provider information and signatures.
  • Claims adjusters and medical providers receive the kit to record treatment, work restrictions, and to determine benefits eligibility.

Clear role separation and timely submission from each participant cut processing time and reduce documentation gaps during claim review.

Primary Signatories and Authorized Agents

Employee

The injured worker signs sections attesting to the facts of the injury, date and time, and medical treatment received. Their signature confirms consent to release medical information to the insurer and should match government ID to prevent processing delays.

Employer / Agent

An authorized company representative (HR, safety manager, or supervisor) certifies employment details, wage information, and incident investigation notes. Employer attestations establish compensability and initiate insurer reporting and benefit calculation processes.

Step-by-Step: Complete and Submit the Kit

Follow these sequential actions to prepare a complete claim kit and transmit it to the insurer or claims administrator.

  • 01
    Collect details: Gather employee, incident, witness, and supervisor information immediately after the event.
  • 02
    Record treatment: Attach initial medical reports, provider name, and facility details with dates.
  • 03
    Employer review: Employer verifies wages, job duties, and completes the employer section accurately.
  • 04
    Submit to insurer: Send the completed kit via the carrier's preferred channel and retain a signed copy.

Typical Digital Workflow Settings for Online Completion

Configurations below reflect common settings when converting the kit to a digital workflow or e-submission process.

Field Configuration
Authentication Level Email link or SMS code for signer verification
Required Fields Make name, date, injury description mandatory
Routing Order Employee → Employer → Claims Adjuster
Retention Policy Store signed PDF and audit trail for required retention period

Delivering and Signing the Kit Electronically

Consider authentication, document formats, and storage when moving the kit online.

  • Formats: PDF, DOCX supported
  • Authentication: Email link, SMS, or stronger
  • Audit Trail: IP, timestamp, and action log

How Electronic Submission Typically Works

This overview explains the common sequence for creating, signing, and delivering the kit to a claims administrator.

  • Upload: Initiator uploads the kit to the signing platform.
  • Place fields: Add signature, date, and text fields for each signer.
  • Notify signers: Send secure links or email invites to signers.
  • Deliver signed copy: Platform returns completed PDF and audit record to parties.

Core Elements Included in a Professional Claim Kit

A robust Hawaii Workers Compensation Claim Kit bundles specific documents and fields to document the incident, treatment, and administrative steps required for claim handling.

Employee Report

A detailed injury statement completed by the injured worker that records the time, place, mechanism of injury, symptoms, and witness names to establish initial facts for the claim file.

Employer Report

Employer-completed section that confirms employment status, job title, last day worked, wages, and an incident investigation summary used for compensability and premium considerations.

Medical Provider Form

Provider-supplied treatment notes, work restrictions, and prognosis that document medical causation and guide temporary disability and return-to-work decisions.

Witness Statements

Short, signed accounts from co-workers or supervisors describing what they observed; these bolster factual records and help resolve conflicting accounts.

Authorization

A medical release or consent permitting the insurer to obtain medical records necessary for claim evaluation, signed by the employee as required by HIPAA.

Checklist

A submission checklist listing required attachments such as medical reports, payroll records, and prior incident history to ensure a complete package is sent to the carrier.

Required Data Elements on the Kit

Employee Name: Full legal name
Contact Information: Phone and address
Incident Details: Date, time, location
Employer Info: Company name and job title
Medical Provider: Facility and clinician
Signatures: Signed and dated

Common Mistakes That Slow Claims

  • Incomplete injury descriptions that omit mechanism or body part details, forcing follow-up and delaying medical authorization or benefit determinations.
  • Missing or unsigned authorization forms that prevent the insurer from obtaining necessary medical records and stall claim adjudication.
  • Inconsistent dates or names between the kit and employer payroll records, which can trigger identity verification issues or tax reporting complications.
  • Failure to attach initial medical reports or work-status notes, prompting repeated document requests that extend the overall processing timeline.

Consequences of Inaccurate or Late Submissions

Claim Denial: Late or unsupported claims risk denial
Benefit Delay: Payments and medical approvals delayed
Regulatory Penalty: State fines for employer noncompliance
Increased Premiums: Inaccurate records can raise audits
Legal Exposure: Appeals and litigation costs
Tax Issues: Incorrect wage reporting ramifications

Typical Timelines and Processing Expectations

Exact deadlines vary by insurer and state rule; below are common timing expectations for reporting, medical documentation, and insurer responses.

Report Promptly:

Report incident to employer as soon as possible

Submit Medical Records:

Provide initial treatment notes within days of visit

Employer Reporting:

Employer notifies insurer per policy and state rule

Insurer Acknowledgement:

Carrier typically acknowledges receipt within days

Benefit Determination:

Adjudication may take weeks depending on complexity

Key Milestones in Claim Processing

Sequential claim milestones help track progress from incident to resolution and identify required actions at each stage.

01

Incident Reported

Employee notifies employer and initial notes are recorded

02

Employer Files

Employer forwards completed kit to insurer or administrator

03

Medical Evaluation

Provider documents treatment and work status

04

Claim Decision

Insurer accepts, denies, or requests more information

How the Hawaii Kit Differs from a Generic Workers' Comp Form

This quick comparison highlights features unique to a Hawaii-specific kit versus a generic national template.

Criteria Hawaii Kit Generic Form
State References hawaii statutes cited no state citations
Medical Authorization hipaa-specific language generic consent
Insurer Routing hawaii carrier fields generic routing fields
Wage Detail includes hawaii wage fields basic wage entry

eSignature Vendor Pricing Snapshot

Cost and feature comparisons below show typical starting prices and common capabilities for signing platforms relevant to submitting the kit electronically.

signNow DocuSign Adobe Sign PandaDoc HelloSign
Starting Price $8/user/mo $15/user/mo $14/user/mo $19/user/mo $15/user/mo
Free Trial 7-day free trial Varies by plan Varies by plan Varies by plan Varies by plan
Bulk Send Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Audit Trail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HIPAA Compliant Yes Yes Yes No No
Envelope Cap No cap 100 envelopes/user/year Varies by plan Varies by plan Varies by plan

Real-World Examples of Digital Intake for Claims

Below are two examples showing how digital signing and structured kits can simplify claim intake in practice.

Optica Ventures — Operations

Optica used a standardized digital kit for remote claim intake, reducing follow-up.

  • Simpler interface for both staff and claimants.
  • Brian Fitzgibbons, COO at Optica Ventures LLC, noted the interface is simple and easy-to-use for the team and for customers, improving turnaround without sacrificing record quality or security.

Martin Properties — Field Staff

A property management firm digitized incident kits for on-site reporting.

  • Field staff submitted signed kits from mobile devices.
  • Tim Martin, Founder of Martin Properties, described processing and executing documents online with compliance and security, enabling efficient returns of completed forms.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Claim Kit

Answers to common questions about completing, signing, and storing the Hawaii Workers Compensation Claim Kit.


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