Third-Party Administrator

/ˈθɜrdˌpɑrti ædmɪnɪˈstreɪtər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An entity contracted by organizations, especially insurers or employers, to manage claims, employee benefits, or other administrative services.
    The insurance company hired a third-party administrator to process employee health claims.

Forms

  • third-party administrator
  • third-party administrators

Commentary

Third-party administrators play a critical role in outsourcing administrative functions to reduce conflicts of interest and improve efficiency in benefit and insurance claims processing.

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