County Technical Services, Inc. (CTSI) has served Colorado counties for 39 years. County commissioners first envisioned CTSI as a way to empower counties by creating a collective purchasing pool. The […]
The County Worker’s Compensation Pool (CWCP) and the Casualty and Property Pool (CAPP) contract with CTSI for claims administration services. CTSI employs claims adjusters to investigate and handle all claims submitted to CWCP and CAPP. All claims should be reported promptly, and claims of a serious nature are to be reported by phone immediately. Claim forms are available at www.ctsi.org, or you may contact a CWCP or CAPP staff member to request a form.
Under no circumstances should any county representative admit or deny liability on a claim. CTSI claims adjusters are responsible for admitting or denying liability of a claim and making claim payments. CTSI claim representatives will handle your claims so the county can avoid any potential political ramifications or misinformation in adjudicating a claim.
All claims are assigned claim numbers. Use this number in correspondence or when inquiring about the claim. The claim number is included in the monthly loss report. Include division and department (cost center codes) codes on all claim forms. Set up a claim file and keep all claims information together for future use and reference. Claims that have a date of loss or occurrence before the county became a member of the relevant pool should be reported to the county’s previous insurance carrier.
To file a CWCP claim, visit https://www.ctsi.org/cwcp-documents and complete the Employer’s First Report of Injury Form, which can be downloaded on that page. Carefully complete the form and email it to wcclaims@ctsi.org.
There are three types of CAPP claim forms. Each form reports a specific loss - property, automobile, or general. Forms can be downloaded at https://www.ctsi.org/capp-documents.
Please download and complete the appropriate form, then email it to cappclaims@ctsi.org.
Having to file a CWCP or CAPP claim is never pleasant. Still, prompt and accurate filing gives CTSI claims adjusters more time to investigate fully before admitting or denying liability. CTSI has worked to simplify claim filing by creating easily accessible, fillable claim forms. Forms and supporting documents may be returned via email or faxed to 303 861 1022. For more information on how to file a claim, contact CWCP or CAPP staff at 303 861 0507.
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