ESIS Impact
ESIS Experience and Expertise
ESIS Mission
ESIS Overview
ESIS Philosophy
ESIS Impact
ESIS recently unveiled ESIS ImpactSM, a distinctive approach to claim management. ESIS ImpactSM combines people, process, and technology in an architecture that incorporates a dynamic intake process; designated claim teams; our select, outcome-based provider network; proprietary medical and pharmacy programs; contemporary return to work tools; risk control services; and analytics to pinpoint cost drivers and trigger action throughout the claim process.
ESIS Experience and Expertise
Founded in 1953, ESIS was the first company to handle workers compensation claims on a third party basis. Originally a member of The Pacific Employers Group, ESIS became part of INA in the 1960s and then CIGNA as the result of a merger between Connecticut General and INA in 1982. On July 1, 1999, ESIS became part of the ACE Group of Companies.
ESIS employs more than 1,500 professionals in nine regional centers and 15 major claims offices, as well as local representatives in select jurisdictions. We take our fiduciary responsibilities seriously and are proud to manage over $2.5 billion of customer losses and over 320,000 new claims annually. We specialize in large accounts which have multi-state operations.
ESIS maintains a sharp focus on our customers’ evolving needs and the outcomes they want to achieve.
ESIS Mission
To IMPACT our clients’ business and reduce their total cost of loss by providing contemporary and effective risk management products and services in the United States and around the world.
ESIS Overview
ESIS, Inc. (ESIS) provides sophisticated risk management services designed to reduce claims frequency and loss costs. ESIS, the Risk Management Services Company of ACE USA, provides claims, risk control & loss information systems to Fortune 1000 accounts.
ESIS Philosophy
- Focuses on reducing loss costs—its all we do.
- Takes a “holistic” approach to reducing risk.
- Offers comprehensive and flexible program design.
- Concentrates on superior execution.