| CTSI CLAIMS SERVICES |
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| Claims Main Numbers Phone: (303) 861-0507 Phone: (800) 544-7868 Fax (303) 861-1022 After Hours Phone: (303) 861-0507 CWCP Dial 2, CAPP Dial 3 |
| Workers’ Compensation Claims |
| Kurt Muehler, WC Claims Manager Staci Metter, WC Senior Claims Examiner Megan Goodman, Claims Assistant Email claims to: wcclaims@ctsi.org |
| Property and Liability Claims |
| Enid Cordova, P & L Claims Manager Dylan Patterson, P & L Senior Claims Examiner Jamie Heyl, P & L Senior Claims Examiner Megan Goodman, Claims Assistant Email claims to: cappclaims@ctsi.org |
| WWW.CTSI.ORG |
| Insurance policies, summaries, forms Claim forms and information Sample policies and procedures |
| CTSI ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES |
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| CTSI Main Numbers Phone (303) 861-0507 Fax (303) 861-2832 Website: www.ctsi.org Email: First Initial and Last Name@ctsi.org CTSI Executive Director: Meredith Burcham |
| CAPP (Colorado Counties Casualty & Property Pool) & CWCP (County Workers' Compensation Pool) |
| Rhonda Curran, Manager of Risk Programs Brenda Hostetler, Sr. Risk Management Analyst |
| CHP (County Health Pool) |
| Marissa Gaertner, CHP Benefits Manager Betty Apt, Benefits Administrator |
| Loss Prevention |
| Dana Foley, Loss Control Team Lead Tyler Adkins, Sr. Loss Control Specialist Siri Vensel, Sr. Human Resources Specialist |
| Other CTSI Services |
| Jennifer Keller, Finance Director Juliann Hargrave, Executive Assistant Reagan Adams, Receptionist / Administrative Assistant |
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