Eagle Workers’ Compensation Trust
Introduction
In the early 1990s, there was a core group of organizations
which pooled their resources to escape the chaotic insurance market place for
workers’ compensation. Now, the Eagle Workers’ Compensation Trust has is an
established success story.
The EWCT is a qualified self-insured workers’ compensation
program in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It's composed of humans service
organizations which have a call to serve the needs of people with disabilities
(mostly mental retardation diagnoses).
Program Benefits
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The power (control) of the members to choose service
providers promotes a high quality of
service.
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A long-term, stable workers’ compensation cost which
is more amenable to the financial constraints of an organization.
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Effective, professional services which reduce claim
costs.
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A competitive funding level as contrasted with the
industry---- in addition to the advantages outlined.
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The return of underwriting surplus to the members
based upon their ability to manage claims.
·
Investment income is earned on funds providing the
same advantages of insurance companies.
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Equitable cost sharing of an individual member’s
cost is primarily determined by its own claims experience.
·
Limited liabilities due to excess insurance
protection.
·
An effective forum theorem to exchange ideas with
other members of the group who share common interests and goals.
Program Services
Members choose the providers of services which include:
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In-House Claims Administration
- Eagle Workers Compensation Trust
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Risk Control – PMA Management
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Actuarial – Alliance Actuarial
·
Legal – Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP
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Financial Auditor – Kreischer Miller
·
Program Administrator – Genesis Asset Protection
Program Eligibility
The EWCT program is offered to those organizations residing
in Pennsylvania which provide services to people with disabilities. There are
underwriting considerations including an organization’s financial history;
safety committee operation; and claims experience. The minimum funding level is
$35,000 per year. If you have an interest in learning more, please call us at
215-444-9860.
