Question 1

What does the workers compensation extractor read?

Accepted Answer

The claim or case number (document number) and filing date, the injury date, the employee name, ID, and date of birth, the employer name and address, the injury type (enum) and the body part affected, and the description of the incident.

Question 2

Which wage, benefit, and medical fields come out?

Accepted Answer

The average weekly wage and currency, the temporary and permanent disability benefit rates, the insurance carrier, the medical provider name and address, the date of maximum medical improvement, the return-to-work date, the total amount, and the payment status (enum).

Question 3

Are the medical and wage records returned as tables?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The medical treatment records table returns each treatment date, type, provider, and cost; the wage history table returns each period gross wages and hours worked; the benefit payments table returns each payment date, amount, benefit type, and reference; and an injury details table returns body part, classification, severity, and occupational-disease flag.

Question 4

Does it capture the claim status and appeal?

Accepted Answer

The claim status (enum), the appeal status (enum), the attorney name, the governing law, and the effective and expiration dates each come back, so the stage the claim has reached is captured.

Question 5

The filing has medical and personal details. What happens to it?

Accepted Answer

The filing is processed via the Talonic API for extraction only, is not retained for training, and is not shared. Redact the employee ID, date of birth, and medical details where you can. PDF only, up to 10MB and 100 pages.

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