Insurance adjusters play a vital part in the lifecycle and ultimate outcome of an insurance claim. Their responsibility is to assess the amount of loss that was experienced by the policyholder, and then determine how much their insurance company should pay for that loss. This requires adjusters to have a solid understanding of the type of loss, the ins and outs of the policy, and the ability to conduct a fair investigation into the claim.

Adjusters generally work both in the office and out in the field to perform tasks that better equip them to appraise, investigate and  create a fair assessment of the claim. Adjusters rely on their knowledge of claims handling, negotiation skills and overall insurance acumen to bring a claim to resolution. Often adjusters will utilize a specific software system for claims operations and itemization of damages. This helps them build a comprehensive claims report for the provider, insured and any other involved parties.

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