Condensing a decade of research with claims execs and frontline professionals, this white paper distills over 1,000 pages of text and data into just four (4) key takeaways for closing the claims performance gap.
The National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health aims to guide employers in mitigating climate risk’s impact on employee wellbeing and business performance.
Workers’ comp payers and providers know injured workers need access to behavioral health services. A new, dedicated telemedicine initiative seeks to improve accessibility and get patients the care they need faster.
Hi Marley’s analysis of common questions in workers’ comp claims finds opportunities for improved efficiency and communication to drive better outcomes
Exploring the complex relationship between wages and temporary disability benefits duration, this report reveals higher-paid, older workers typically receive longer-term benefits
The National Academy of Social Insurance’s 2017-2021 report reveals the pandemic’s impact on workers’ compensation, highlighting decreased benefits and employer costs, and the need for adequate state protections.
Exploring the rise in cumulative trauma claims, a recent CWCI study reveals the impact of tenure, industry sector, and wage scale on California’s workers’ compensation system
Diagnostic imaging services play a crucial role in workers’ compensation by providing essential insights into injury severity, guiding treatment decisions, and expediting the recovery process.
A Decade of Data: Latest annual report reveals the trajectory of how claims management has (or has not) progressed over the past decade—ultimately delivering a 10-year industry report card.
Physician-dispensed topicals are costly and there’s no evidence that they are more effective than what is available through the more traditional distribution system of the retail pharmacy network. Why aren’t more states taking action?
Utilization review can be daunting for all parties involved. But with synchronized systems in place, clinical care for injured workers can flow like the notes of a well-orchestrated symphony.
Some workplace stress pushes employees to grow and learn. However, if the stress is excessive, it can significantly affect employees’ health, and this impacts your workers’ comp program and costs.
In this session, Jean Feldman and Sean Nimm from Sentry Insurance and Enlyte Leaders will discuss how they’re using data to influence claim decision making.
Artificial intelligence capabilities are advancing rapidly, with new applications becoming available for healthcare and workers’ comp, along with new privacy and regulatory issues.