AUTHORIZATION FOR TREATMENT

TPCIGA authorizes reasonable and necessary medical treatment for workers who resided in Texas when injured in the course and scope of their employment for employers with workers’ compensation policies written through insurance carriers designated as “impaired insurers” by the Texas Commissioner of Insurance. Authorization for treatment for injured workers, not Texas residents on the date of accident should be obtained from the guaranty fund of the state the worker lived when injured.


Bill Review


Status calls should be directed to Review Med, 800-201-1021


MAILING ADDRESS

TPCIGA

8911 N CAPITAL OF TEXAS HWY STE 2200

AUSTIN TX 78759-7200


PREAUTHORIZATIONS

For preauthorization requests, contact

IMO (877) 789-0041 - fax (713) 974-1962

Email: preauth@injurymanagement.com



PAST DUE BILLS


Due to the transition of claim files from the impaired carrier or handling Third Party Administrator (TPA) to TPCIGA, we do not anticipate processing the medical bills left unpaid by the carrier or TPA in less than ninety (90) days from the date of the carrier’s impairment. Payments will only be made on those bills on which we have received a claim file and have confirmed coverage and compensability.

Medical bills outstanding and unpaid from prior submissions to an impaired carrier or TPA should be re-billed to TPCIGA on a DWC approved form and submitted with a completed, signed and notarized, medical affidavit. Click here for instructions and the affidavit in Adobe PDF or MS Word Doc.

Requests for reconsideration should be completed per DWC rules and regulations. A copy of the bill as it was originally submitted, with a copy of the carrier’s EOB, must be attached. With your request, please provide a detailed position statement explaining why additional reimbursement is needed.

Thank you for your patience and consideration while we begin to receive and process the claims in Liquidation.



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