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Berkshire Hathaway GUARD Workers’ Comp Claims: Same-Day Injury Care in Davie & Plantation

Berkshire Hathaway GUARD workers’ comp claims are treated at UrgentMed at both clinics — Davie and Plantation — seven days a week, no appointment needed. Authorized care is billed to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD, not to you — with the DWC-25 report completed at every visit and sent to the adjuster the same day.

Workers’ compensation · Carrier / claims administrator

How Berkshire Hathaway GUARD workers’ comp claims work at UrgentMed

Berkshire Hathaway GUARD (including NorGUARD and the biBERK direct brand) writes workers’ compensation for small businesses nationwide.

Berkshire Hathaway GUARD writes the workers’ compensation policy itself, so the adjuster, the authorization and the DWC-25 all sit with Berkshire Hathaway GUARD. If your employer uses a third-party administrator for Berkshire Hathaway GUARD claims, tell the front desk the administrator’s name as well.

Walk in any day and tell the front desk it is a work injury. We contact your employer or the Berkshire Hathaway GUARD adjuster for authorization while you are being seen, treat the injury at that visit with X-ray and lab on site, and send the DWC-25 and your work-status note to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD and your employer the same day. Authorized care is billed to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD — not to you.

Names you may see on the claim

  • Berkshire Hathaway GUARD
  • NorGUARD Insurance Company
  • biBERK
  • Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Companies

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Walk in at Davie or Plantation seven days a week, or check in online to hold your place. No appointment needed.

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Cards that do not say Berkshire Hathaway GUARD

Some plans on Berkshire Hathaway GUARD coverage carry a different name on the front of the card — NorGUARD Insurance Company, biBERK. Those are billed to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD all the same, so bring the card you have and the front desk reads the network from it.

The full claim path — what a visit includes, the injuries treated, how authorization works in Florida and care through maximum medical improvement — is on the workers’ compensation page; the adjuster and case-manager page covers reporting and work status, and every carrier we bill is listed on the workers’ compensation carriers page.

Both clinics, seven days a week

The full list of workers’ compensation carriers we accept is on the category page, alongside self-pay pricing and the site-wide insurance accepted list.

Frequently asked questions

Does UrgentMed treat Berkshire Hathaway GUARD workers’ compensation claims?

Yes. Employees whose claims are handled by Berkshire Hathaway GUARD are seen at both clinics, and authorized care is billed to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD — you do not pay for authorized treatment.

Is NorGUARD Insurance Company the same as Berkshire Hathaway GUARD?

For a visit here, yes — NorGUARD Insurance Company runs on Berkshire Hathaway GUARD coverage, so it is handled the same way at check-in and billed to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD. Bring the card you have; the network named on the back is what decides it, not the logo on the front.

Does Berkshire Hathaway GUARD pay the clinic directly?

Yes. Berkshire Hathaway GUARD writes the policy, so authorized treatment is billed to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD and not to you. If your employer uses an administrator for Berkshire Hathaway GUARD claims, tell the front desk that name too.

Do I need authorization before I come in?

Come in as soon as you can and tell the front desk it is a work injury; we contact your employer or the adjuster for authorization while you are being seen. Employers with a standing account are pre-authorized.

What does UrgentMed send to Berkshire Hathaway GUARD?

A completed DWC-25 after every visit — diagnosis, treatment plan and work status — plus records, referral requests and authorization requests, sent the same day to the adjuster and employer contact on file.

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