Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1989-04-27
1991-01-22
Smith, Jerry
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364406, 3649723, 3649221, 3642745, 36441301, 364200, 364900, G06F 1522
Patent
active
049875388
ABSTRACT:
The inclusion of computer capability to process Workers' Compensation claims wherein a complexity of administrative rules determine maximum allowable benefits, the processing of which is not feasible for manual processing. The rules are converted to computer computations entered into the computer's memory. A computer process is devised to systematically examine the rules as they apply to a specific billing. In particular, the various modifiers that affect the allowable pay out are determined through this computer processing. Pre-stored information on prior billings for the same injury is considered for further modification of the allowable billing amount.
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Harker Larry A.
Johnson Danny L.
Sollman John R.
Harrington Robert L.
Kibby Steven G.
Smith Jerry
Western Medical Consultants
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