The Colorado Division of Insurance announced it is sending staff to the Windsor Disaster Recovery Center to assist residents with insurance questions and problems following the tornado and hailstorms that struck the town in May.
“For those affected by the tornado in Windsor who carried insurance, we want to be able to give them assistance to be sure claims are paid in an efficient manner,” said Marcy Morrison, Commissioner of Insurance. “People have had their lives significantly disrupted by a disaster, and we are encouraging the insurance companies to streamline their claims process so people can get back to their daily
lives.”
The DOI is advising residents affected by the tornado to follow the claims process outlined in their insurance policies. But if an insured person feels the insurance company is not handling a claim appropriately, the DORA Division of Insurance staff who will be in Windsor will help navigate the claims process or assist consumers in filing a written complaint to expedite the claim.
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