
The Hartford routes claim paperwork by line of business, and for workers' comp it splits again by the state your claim sits in. Covers injured workers, their providers, and group life conversions.
Who This Page Is For
Both audiences, on the same numbers: injured workers claiming money back, and the medical providers billing their workers' comp claim. Group life policyholders converting or porting coverage use a separate number. Auto, home or general business claims have no fax route.
The Hartford does not run one central claims fax, it splits by line of business, and workers' compensation splits again by state. If your claim is in Texas, California, Florida or New Jersey, medical and prescription bills go to 859-258-2239. For every other state, they go to 859-258-2235. Auto, home and general business claims have no published fax route.
Fax number verified 2026-09-17.
For a workers' comp reimbursement you already paid, The Hartford asks for a copy of the bill, proof you paid it, and the claim number. A bill, a payment receipt and your own cover sheet already add up to a multi-page packet, so send it as one transmission and keep the claim number on every page.
Dealing with more than one insurer on the same incident is common. Our directory also covers American Family's fax numbers, how to fax CNA, the Chubb fax page, Travelers' claims fax, and sending a fax to Selective Insurance, each with its own destination and audience notes.
Either, and it depends on who is out of pocket. If you already paid the bill and want reimbursing, you fax the bill plus proof of payment. If the bill simply arrived at your address unpaid, ask the provider to resend it, and all future bills, directly to the fax with your claim number on it.
Fax the receipt with your claim number to the same state-split number. Going forward, approved medications under a workers' comp claim should be billed directly through Express Scripts at no cost to you, worth sorting out with your pharmacy rather than paying and claiming back each time.