The OMA’s skilled Workers’ Compensation Services team has extensive experience in managing claims and advising employers on effective cost-containment strategies. You’ll be assigned your own account manager who will manage your claims through every step of the process—assuring the best possible outcomes.
Managing Director, Workers’ Compensation Services
Responsibility: Overall leader of OMA Workers’ Compensation Services
Juliet came to the OMA in 2018 with significant experience in the workers’ compensation industry. In addition to overall leadership of OMA Workers’ Compensation Services, Juliet manages her book of member accounts. She is an experienced claims examiner, helping employers lower premium costs and facilitate employees’ return to duty. She is well-versed in workers’ compensation premiums, rates, and programs. She thrives on helping employers put all the pieces of a claim together, ensuring an optimal outcome for all parties.
“OMA workers’ comp services create transparency and simplicity for employers.Employers can access all of their information at any time and every question they have is going to be managed by one single point of contact.”
Director, Member Services
Responsibility: Advance member engagement and connect manufacturers with the OMA’s Workers’ Compensation Services.
Nate joined the OMA in 2023 with a background in sales and marketing. In his role, he works with manufacturers to help them understand the OMA’s Workers’ Compensation offerings and identify opportunities to participate in the program. He partners closely with the workers’ compensation team to ensure members are connected with the appropriate resources and support. He is an experienced relationship manager and communicator with a strong focus on member service.
“There is only one TPA in the state that exclusively serves the manufacturing industry. The OMA’s claims management team knows the industry and supports manufacturing operations all over Ohio. Manufacturing advocates working tirelessly to help make shop floors safer, all while lowering premiums in the process.”
