Empowering Victim Compensation Programs Across States
Victim Compensation Program Management Suite – A Secure, Proven, and Configurable Case Management Solution for Government Agencies
VCP Back Office
A secure, customizable internal portal for agency staff to manage victim compensation claims from intake through payment and recovery.
VCP Client
A user-friendly web portal that allows victims or claimants to securely submit compensation applications and track claim status online.
VCP Provider
A dedicated interface for service providers to register, submit bills, and monitor payment status related to victim compensation claims.
VCP Advocate
A specialized portal enabling victim advocates to view claim statuses and generate reports for the victims they support.
Business Benefits
- Enhance efficiency
- Reduce claim processing time
- Improve data accuracy
- Streamline processing
- Simplify communication between stakeholders: victims/claimants, law enforcement/prosecutors, service providers, advocates
- Secure online access and communication based on DCVC requirements and controls
- Real-time claim status
- Proven success across states
State Programs Using
VCP Management Suite
The Maine Victims’ Compensation Program, managed by the Office of the Attorney General, offers financial relief to victims of violent crimes in Maine and their families. It covers medical expenses (75% of charges), counseling, funeral costs (up to $4,500), lost income, and financial support for dependents of homicide victims, with a maximum award of $15,000. Eligibility requires reporting the crime within five days, cooperating with law enforcement, and filing within three years. Property losses and pain and suffering are not covered. Funding comes from offender assessments, restitution, and federal grants.
The Oklahoma Crime Victims Compensation Program (OCVC), established in 1981 under the Crime Victims’ Compensation Act, provides financial assistance to victims of violent crimes in Oklahoma. It reimburses expenses like medical costs, counseling, funeral expenses, and lost wages, funded by offender fines, federal grants, and restitution. Eligibility requires reporting the crime within 72 hours and filing a claim within one year, with cooperation in investigations. The program, administered by the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council, aims to ease financial burdens for victims and their families.
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ASDcom, Inc. partners with non-profit organization HEART4Victims to provide a full suite of consulting and support services to government agencies.
HEART4Victims uses innovative technology to assist government and non-profit service providers more effectively serve crime victims and to compassionately assist victims to receive help for their unique situations. HEART4Victims helps victims of crime access and apply for government and non-profit services through our unique one-stop-hub.
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