Total Claims Solutions is a leading provider of case management for both Accident & Health insurance and workers’ compensation.
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We’re one of the few QBE Australia appointed companies to handle claims directly and provide effective and compassionate support during an often difficult time.
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Employers and injured workers can call the hotline, Monday to Friday, from 9.00am to 4.30pm. All enquiries can remain anonymous.
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Fully trained and highly experienced Injury Management Coordinators to support the employer and injured worker through the entire Workers’ Compensation process.
Learn moreTotal Claims Solutions is a leading provider of case management for both Accident & Health insurance and workers’ compensation. We meet your needs, goals, and more. Click on one of our key services below to find out how we can help you today.
We’re a dedicated team of insurance claims specialists providing one-to-one claims management support, ensuring your claim is managed proactively and efficiently.
We understand WorkCover, and are here to help guide employers and injured workers when a workplace injury occurs. Our injury management coordinators are with you every step of the way.
Total Claims Solutions’ logo has a brand new look! Over the next 12 months, you’ll notice the logo change on our stationery, claim forms and marketing material as we transition to the new look.
While our logo has changed, our personalised claims and injury management hasn’t. You’ll still receive our same great service promise and delivery – and we’ll continue to put you at the centre of everything we do.
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