This chapter discusses how to:
Manage claims.
Track rehabilitation plans.
Track employee medical exam results.
This section provides an overview of claims management and reports and discusses how to:
Open claims.
Enter claim details.
Track claim charges.
Enter claims payment information.
Enter provider reference data.
Use the Claims Management pages to enter the details of an individual’s status and assessments of the individual’s ability to return to work and to track direct and indirect costs of the claims while they are open. File this information with the government or with an insurance company.
You might need to create claims before you create incidents. For example, you might not learn about an incident until someone files a claim against the organization. You create the claim first. Later, as you learn more about the incident and enter incident details in Human Resources, you can link the claim and the incident in the system by entering the incident number on the Claims Management pages.
Note. For users in British Columbia who report incidents to the British Columbia Workers’ Compensation Board (BC WCB) electronically, claims information is required on the Claims Management pages for all incident outcome types except Dangerous Occurrence.
You can generate these claims reports:
OHS015, Incident Claim Detail report.
OHS012, Claim Summary Overview report.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
HS_CLAIM_MGMT1 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Open Claim, Claim Details |
Open claims. |
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HS_CLAIM_APPL_SEC |
Click the Appeal Data link on the Claim Details page. |
Enter details about the claim appeal. |
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HS_CLAIM_MGMT2 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Open Claim, Claim Charges |
Track charges related to injury claims, including one-time medical treatments and lengthy, multiple claim-incurred costs. |
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HS_CLAIM_MGMT3 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Open Claim, Claim Provider |
Enter provider reference data, the claim assessment date, and its disposition. |
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HS_CST_IND_SEC |
Click the Claim Payment Details link on the Open Claim - Claim Charges page. |
Enter specific information about claim payments. |
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HS_CM3CAN_SEC |
Click the Contact Address link on the Claim Provider page. |
Enter additional address details for the claim contact in Canadian claims. |
Access the Open Claim - Claim Details page.
Warning! To avoid maintaining two different sets of claim numbers, PeopleSoft recommends that you either always assign numbers manually or always let the system do it—not both.
If you choose to have the system assign the claim number automatically, it first appears as 00000000. The actual number assigned to the claim appears after you save the information on the Claims Management pages. The last claim number assigned is stored in the Installation Table.
Claim Status |
Select whether the claim status is Pending, Approved, or Denied. |
Date Opened |
The date the claim is opened appears. By default, this is the current date, which you can change if needed. |
Date Closed |
Enter the date that the claim is resolved. |
Person Filing |
Select either an EmplID or a Non-EmplID for the person filing. |
Investigated |
Select if the claim is investigated. |
Incident Data
Incident Number |
Select an incident number to associate with the claim. The system prompts you only with incidents that are associated with this individual. When you enter the incident number, the incident date, type, location, state and country appear on the page. You do not have to enter an incident number when you first create a claim. However, you must add an incident and save the information before you can change the Claim Status to Approved. |
Appeal Data |
If the claim is appealed, click this link to access the Appeal Details page. |
Note. For users in British Columbia who report incidents to the BC WCB electronically, the Date Opened, Person Filing, and Incident Number fields are required for all Incident Outcome types except Dangerous Occurrences.
(CAN) Canada
(WCB) Claim Number |
Enter the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) Claim Number. |
(FRA) France
Claimant |
Select the claimant type. |
Recipient |
Select the recipient type. |
(USA) USA
Case Number |
If the claim concerns an incident to which you previously assigned an OSHA Case Number and Date Filed on the Official Report Details - USA page, then the Case Number and Date Filed fields appear in read-only mode. |
(IND) India
Certified |
Select if a medical officer has certified the claim. |
Date of Certification |
Enter the date of certification. |
Dependent ID |
For dependent claims, select the Dependent ID. Once selected, the Relationship field appears. |
Access the Open Claim - Claim Details: Appeal Details page.
Date of Appeal |
Enter the date on which the appeal is filed. |
Date Claim Re-Opened |
Enter the date on which the claim is re-opened. |
Appealed By |
Select from the available values to indicate who filed the appeal. |
Access the Open Claim - Claim Charges page.
Claim Charges
Total Claim |
The total charges for the claim (all charges for all types) in the currency that is specified for a User ID in the Operator Preferences Table. If there is no To Currency for the User ID in the Operator Preferences Table, then the system uses the base currency that you specified in the Installation Table. (This is also true for the Currency and Total Type fields.) |
Type of Charge |
Select one: Medical Costs, Other Costs, or Wage Loss. To add more charge types, insert additional data rows. |
Claim Details
Charge Date |
Enter the charge date for the claim. |
Charge Amount |
Enter a charge amount. Enter multiple charges for each type by adding new data rows. |
Total Type |
The total charges for this claim type in the currency specified for the User ID in the Operator Preferences Table. |
(IND) India
Click the Claim Payment Details link to access the Payments and Deposits page where you enter details about claim payments.
Access the Open Claim - Claim Charges: Payments and Deposits page.
Payment Type |
Select if the payment type is Advance Payment, Claim Deposit, Claim Payment, or Provisional Payment. |
Payment Date |
Enter the payment date. |
Amount |
Enter the payment amount. |
Recipient Type |
Select if the recipient of the payment is an Employee, Non-Employee, or Dependent. Once selected, select the ID of the employee, non-employee, or dependent. If you select Dependent, the relationship appears. |
Comment |
Enter an optional comment about the payment. |
Access the Open Claim - Claim Provider page.
Contact ID |
Select a Contact ID (Employee ID Number), if one exists within an organization. Available values come from Personal Data. |
Provider Claim Nbr (provider claim number) |
Enter this, if you know it. Typical types of providers are government agencies, such as the Workers’ Compensation Board of Canada or insurance companies. |
Provider Name |
Enter the provider name. |
Claims Manager |
Enter the name of the claims manager. |
Assessment Date |
Enter an assessment date. |
Disposition |
Select the claim disposition from the available values in the list of available options. |
Note. (CAN) For users in British Columbia who report incidents to the BC WCB electronically, the Contact ID field is required for all Incident Outcomes other than Dangerous Occurrence. Click the Contact Address link to access the Claim Provider: Contact’s Work Address page.
(IND) India
Claim Filed Date |
Enter the date the claim is filed. |
Claimed Amount |
Enter the amount that is claimed. |
Claim Received Date |
Enter the date the claim is received by the provider. |
Received Amount |
Enter the date that the amount is received. |
Unapproved Amount |
If the amount is an unapproved amount, enter the amount here. |
Comment |
Enter an optional comment. |
This section discusses how to:
Associate an incident and claims data with a rehabilitation plan.
Monitor work restrictions and duties.
Track rehabilitation action details.
You develop rehabilitation plans when an employee or a non-employee is injured, and a compensation claim is filed. Rehabilitation plan information is helpful for government reporting and claims management.
Note. The pages for employee rehabilitation plans and non-employee rehabilitation plans are identical in format and usage.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
HS_INJ_REHAB1 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Create Employee Rehab Plan, Claims |
Associate an incident and essential claims data to rehabilitation plan details. |
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HS_INJ_REHAB2 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Create Employee Rehab Plan, Restrictions |
Monitor an employee’s work restrictions and modified duties included in the rehabilitation plan. |
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HS_INJ_REHAB3 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Create Employee Rehab Plan, Actions |
Track the details of actions taken in the rehabilitation plan. |
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HS_INJ_REHAB1 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Create Non-Employee Rehab Plan, Claims |
Associate an incident and essential claims data to rehabilitation plan details. |
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HS_INJ_REHAB2 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Create Non-Employee Rehab Plan, Restrictions |
Monitor an employee’s work restrictions and modified duties included in the rehabilitation plan. |
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HS_INJ_REHAB3 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Obtain Incident Information, Create Non-Employee Rehab Plan, Actions |
Track the details of actions taken in the rehabilitation plan. |
Access the Create Employee Rehab Plan - Claims page.
You can enter the Last Date Worked Before Injury and Claims Filed information for each incident in which the individual is involved.
Last Work Date Before Injury |
Enter the date for the last day the employee worked before the injury. |
Return Date |
Enter the date when the employee returned to work. |
Claims Filed
If the individual has filed any claims, the information that you entered on the Claims Management pages appears here. If this information is not in the system, enter it here for each claim associated with this incident. The most important data is in the Assessment Date and Disposition fields—the governing agency or insurance company that you report the claim to uses the information in conjunction with the rehabilitation plan details.
Close Date |
Enter the claim close date. |
Claim Status |
Select from the list of available options. |
Provider Claim Nbr (provider claim number) |
Enter the provider claim number. |
Assessment Date |
Enter the assessment date. |
Disposition |
Select from the list of available options. |
Access the Create Employee Rehab Plan - Restrictions page.
Work Restrictions |
Select a code for any work restrictions that the employee has as a result of the injury or illness. Create these codes in the Work Restriction Table. |
Work Modifications |
Select a code for any work modifications the employee has as a result of the injury or illness. Create these codes in the Modified Work Table. |
From/To |
Enter the dates for the period that each modified work duty must apply. |
Access the Create Employee Rehab Plan - Actions page.
Action Sequence |
The system assigns each data row with an action sequence in numerical order. |
Type |
Select an action type from the list of available options. |
Responsible ID |
If a person within the organization is coordinating the rehabilitation plan, enter or select a responsible ID (employee ID number). The available values come from Personal Data. |
Physician |
Select an option from the list of available options; values come from the Physician Table. Or, if you choose not to enter physicians in the Physician Table, enter the physician’s name into the name field. |
Provider Description |
Enter a description of the provider. |
Diagnosis |
Select the type of diagnosis in this action; create these values in the Diagnosis Table. |
Estimated Completion Date |
Enter the estimated completion date of the action. |
Actual Completion Date |
When the action is complete, enter the actual completion date. |
Action Status |
Once you enter an actual completion date, change the action status. |
This section discusses how to:
Enter physical examination information.
Enter physical exam results.
Enter hearing exam details.
Enter eye exam details.
Enter respiratory exam details.
Set up drug testing information.
Enter test results and referrals.
An organization can requires employee to have medical examinations for a number of different reasons.
Tracking medical exam results is useful for observing and protecting the health of employees who are at occupational risk due to their work location or job group. Use the results of exams to track risk factors, analyze trends, and compare work groups with one another to monitor work environments. You can also use the information to put together preventive health care programs for educating employees about work-related health issues.
Track this information for employees only.
Baseline |
Select if this is a baseline exam. |
Referral |
Select a physician referral code from the list of available options, or enter a referral directly. |
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
HS_EXAM_PHYSICAL1 |
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Maintain the exam date and type, indicate the next exam date, and enter physician address information. |
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HS_EXAM_PHYSICAL2 |
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Maintain physical exam results. |
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HS_EXAM_AUDIO1 |
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Maintain audiometric exam results, referrals, and comments. Indicate the next audiometeric exam date, and enter physician information. |
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HS_EXAM_AUDIO2 |
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Maintain audiometric exam details. |
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HS_EXAM_EYE2 |
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Maintain exam results, referrals, and comments. |
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HS_EXAM_EYE1 |
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Maintain exam results, referrals, and comments. |
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HS_EXAM_RESPIRE2 |
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Maintain exam results, referrals, restrictions, and comments. |
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HS_EXAM_RESPIRE1 |
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Maintain exam results, referrals, restrictions, and comments. |
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GVT_DRUG_TEST1 |
Workforce Monitoring, Health and Safety, Record Medical Exam Results, Drug Test, Drug Test Data 1 |
Set up physician and test information for a drug test. |
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GVT_DRUG_TEST2 |
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Maintain test results, referrals, and comments. |
Access the Physical Exam Address/Phone page.
Note. The only difference on the Address/Phone page of each exam group is the name: depending on the component that you open, the page name is Physical, Audiometric, Eye, Respiratory, or Drug Exam. The information below applies to all of the Address/Phone pages.
Exam Date |
Enter the date of the exam. The current date appears by default. You can override it, if necessary. The system sorts exam result data rows by exam date. |
Exam Type |
Select an option from the available values. |
Next Exam |
The next exam date appears by default for the following exam types. You can override the defaults if the actual dates are different.
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Physician ID |
Select from the available values, which come from the Physician Table. If you select a physician ID, the physician’s address information from the Physician Table automatically fills in the address block. You can edit this address. |
Edit Address |
Click this link to enter or modify an address. The appropriate address fields appear in the standardized address formats that you previously set up in the Country Table. |
(FRA) France
Medical Organization Code |
Select the medical organization that completed the physical exam. |
(FPS) French Public Sector
Next Medical Exam Type |
Select the next type of exam. |
See Also
Access the Physical Exam - Exam Details page.
The employee’s name and employee ID appear at the top of the page.
Organ Donor |
Select if the employee is an organ donor. |
Blood Donor |
Select if the employee is a blood donor. |
Blood Type |
Select an option from the list of available options. |
(FRA) France
This Exam |
Enter the time for this exam. |
Next Exam |
Enter the time for the next exam. |
Work Capability |
To enter information about the employee’s ability to work, select the appropriate option: Able to Work Normally, Able to Work With Restrictions, Unable to Work. |
Reg Region (regulatory region) |
Enter the regulatory region in which the employee works. Select from the available values, which come from the Regulatory Region Table. |
Work Modification |
Enter this by selecting from the available values, which come from the Modified Work Table. Then enter the To and From Date for which the modification applies. |
Work Restriction |
Enter this by selecting from the list of prompt values, which are from the Work Restrictions Table. Then enter the To and From Date for which the restriction applies. |
(DEU) Germany
Result / Empl Rcd# (employee record number) |
For each employee record number that you enter, enter the result of the examination by selecting an option from the list of available options. |
Access the Audiometric Exam - Exam Details page.
Decibels |
For each ear, enter the decibels the employee cannot hear. |
Trouble Frequency |
For each decibel selection, select each trouble frequency. |
Hearing Classification |
Select a hearing classification. |
Access the Eye Exam - Exam Details page.
Color Vision |
Indicate if the patient’s color vision is Normal or Abnormal. |
Correction Required |
Select this check box if the exam results indicate that this employee needs lenses or other corrective treatment. |
Far Sight/Near Sight |
Enter the specific exam results for the Left and Right eyes, both Corrected and Uncorrected. |
Access the Respiratory Exam - Exam Details page.
Smoker |
Information about the employee’s history as a smoker comes from Personal Data. If the check box is unavailable, the employee is not a smoker. Select an available Smoker check box to indicate that the employee is a smoker. |
Date of Exposure |
If it applies, enter the exposure date. |
Exposure Type |
If it applies, select an option from the list of available options. |
Contaminant Agent |
If it applies, select an option from the list of available options. |
Business Unit |
Select a business unit for the employee’s work location. Define business units in the Business Unit Table. The system automatically enters the associated description. |
Location Code |
Select a location code for the employee’s work location. You define location codes in the Location Code Table. The system automatically enters the associated description. |
Access the Drug Test Data 1 page.
Exam Date |
Today's date appears by default; change appropriately. The system sorts exam result data rows by exam date. |
Physician |
Enter the name of the employee's physician. |
Testing Type |
Select one: For Cause, Mandatory, or Random. |
Next Exam |
Indicate when the next exam is scheduled. |
Union Negotiated |
Select to indicate that the test is mandated by a union agreement. |
Access the Drug Test Data 2 page.
Exam Results |
Select an option to indicate the exam results: Pass, Fail, No Show for Exam, or Monitoring Required. |