Premium increases
Your premium has gone up and you want to know why, or whether it can come down.
Community service
A workplace injury or rising workers compensation premium can put pressure on your people and your business. You may need help before the problem grows, or after you have taken it as far as you can with your insurer.
The offer
Care Network offers Australian employers one free consultation and practical advice on one workers compensation matter in a rolling 12-month period. This is our community service. We want employers to have access to experienced help when they need to make a sound decision and support their workers.
Your matter
Your premium has gone up and you want to know why, or whether it can come down.
Claims are rising across your business and getting harder to manage.
You want to support an injured worker back to work but are unsure how to coordinate it safely.
Your insurer has not resolved the problem, even after discussion or internal escalation.
How it works
Apply below with the problem facing your business and what you need help deciding.
We talk through your situation, agree on the matter to be reviewed, and discuss what information is needed.
We look at the information that relates to the agreed matter.
The outcome
The consultation and advice are free. You do not need to appoint THRISK as your representative or purchase the Care Network service.
Our role
We aim to help you
What we do not do
Share this service
If an employer needs support beyond the assistance you can provide within your role, you are welcome to make them aware of this free community service. The employer can then decide whether to contact Care Network directly.
Apply
Tell us about the problem facing your business and what you need help deciding.
Keep your first message general
Please do not send worker names, medical information or claim files through the initial contact form. We will discuss what information is needed and how it can be shared appropriately.
Care Network is part of THRISK.