Work injury intake

Workers comp calls need injury, employer, treatment, and claim status fast.

LegalVoice captures work injury facts, medical treatment, employer reporting, denial status, benefits, and urgent deadlines while routing existing clients separately.

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Injury facts captured

Employer context collected

Claim status tagged

24/7 intake coverage Never let nights, weekends, or overflow calls disappear into voicemail.

Human handoff when needed Escalate sensitive or low-confidence situations to staff without friction.

Reviewable call records Keep transcripts, summaries, and follow-up context in one place.

Why generic intake breaks

Workers comp callers can be injured workers, employers, carriers, doctors, or current clients.
Treatment and claim status matter before booking a consult.
Severe injuries and upcoming hearings need priority routing.
A generic PI intake misses employer and benefits context.

Call path

Classify caller role: Injured worker, existing client, employer, carrier, provider, or vendor.
Screen the injury: Date, employer, injury, treatment, report status, denial, benefits, and hearing.
Route exceptions: Providers, carriers, employers, and existing clients move through configured paths.
Book or notify: Qualified matters book consults; urgent matters notify staff.

Workers Comp intake overlay

When and where did the work injury happen?
Who is your employer?
What injuries and treatment are involved?
Was the injury reported, and is there a claim number?
Have benefits been denied, delayed, or cut off?

Routing and escalation rules

Existing clients can route to case staff instead of new injury intake.
Carriers, employers, providers, and vendors can bypass booking.
Severe injury, surgery, benefit cutoff, or hearing language can escalate.
New injured workers can be booked only after core eligibility facts are captured.

Scheduling workflow

Book the firm-approved consultation type after capturing employer, injury, treatment, reporting, claim, benefit, and hearing context.
Prioritize configured benefit cutoff, surgery, severe injury, hearing, or return-to-work issues for staff review.

Bilingual support

Ask work-injury and claim-status questions in the caller’s supported language and retain the original reported terms in the record.
Record language preference for staff follow-up with the injured worker, employer, carrier, or provider.

After-call follow-up

Send the approved consultation details and any configured work-injury form after communication consent is recorded.
Create a reviewable handoff showing employer, treatment, claim status, benefits, hearing dates, and missing information.