Sedgwick Claims Mailing Address

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Sedgwick Claims Mailing Address

Sedgwick Claims Mailing Address is, Sedgwick, P.O. Box 171816, Memphis, TN 38187-1865.

Email: sedgwick@sedgwick.com

How do I send an email to Sedgwick?

Customer Support. As a service to their clients, viaOne product support is available via e-mail at the following address:Help@sedgwickcms.com.

How can I get technical help accessing my account?

Sedgwick Technical Support is available from 6:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M., central time, Monday through Friday.

Toll-free number: (866) 647-7610 Toll number: (901) 415-7800

How can I get help with my claim?

Sedgwick virtual colleague, Carey, can help direct you to your claims team, 24/7/365.

You can also manage and access information about your claim on mySedgwick 24/7/365 at www.mysedgwick.com

Sedgwick Technical Applications Team Contact

Contact the Sedgwick Technical Applications Team at (866) 647-7610.

How long does it take Sedgwick to approve a claim?

If a claim is delayed, Sedgwick CMS has up to 90 days from the date of the claim to accept or deny a claim. You will receive written notification of the decision. Reports normally take 30-45 days to be reviewed by Sedgwick CMS.

Sedgwick Report Claims

To report claims: Contact their CAT intake center for immediate setup and assignment.

  1. 800.479.9188 E. newassignment@sedgwick.com

Sedgwick Media Contacts

Judy Molnar, VP, public relations, +1 813-215-9358, judy.molnar@sedgwick.com

Carlyle media contact: Christa Zipf, VP, communications, +1 212-813-4578, christa.zipf@carlyle.com

What is Sedgwick for?

Sedgwick can offer a bespoke personal accident claims service, branded if required, available 24/7/365 in select regions around the world. From first notice of loss and validation through to claims settlement, they help care for those needing benefits following an accident or disability.

Is Sedgwick owned by Carlyle?

Carlyle bought a majority stake in Sedgwick in 2018 for $6.7 billion, with Stone Point Capital and Canada-based Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec staying on as minority investors.

Source: Sedgwick