Family Medical Leave Act & ADA

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6111 Broken Sound Parkway NW
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Boca Raton Florida 33487
Toll Free: 877-463-9463
Local: 561-392-5001
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Did You Know?

ECN provides customer service that is second to none. ECN's knowledgeable and courteous staff members handle all tasks with enthusiasm and professionalism. They pay attention to every detail, documenting all matters that occur on a file and communicating that information to the client.

ECN is sensitive to strict time frames and deadlines when handling automobile and personal injury claims. Reports are delivered electronically within five to seven business days of the date of an IME or the date the records are provided to a reviewing physician.

FMLA Administration

ECN can provide full FMLA administration services. In this role, ECN will act as an extension of your human resource department. ECN will take care of all aspects of the medical information verification process including contacting and having discussions with the employee’s healthcare providers as well as obtaining medical records and documentation as necessary (to the extent allowed by law) in order to gain a full understanding of the employee’s medical condition.

Where a second opinion exam may be required ECN will take care of all notification letters to the physician and the employee (if requested by the employer), scheduling, rescheduling, and tracking of no shows. For convenience, we offer on site medical records copy and delivery services where needed.

ECN is able to pass along to its clients the discounts that it receives from physicians. Accordingly, the fees associated with a second opinion exam that is scheduled by ECN are often lower than what an employer would pay if it had arranged for the examination directly.

“The fees associated with a second opinion exam that is scheduled by ECN
are often lower than if an employer had arranged for the examination directly”