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Though the Affordable Care Act extended health care coverage to more than 20 million Americans, many low wage workers are continuing to face challenges when it comes to securing proper insurance.
As exchanges remain glitch-filled, some brokers are being asked to help individuals sign up for benefits.
Facing uncertainty, health care needs more conversations about captives.
Health care reforms will change medical professional liability risks.
In the event of a provider shortage, payers may be compelled to shell out extra fees to get injured workers the treatment they need.
An influx of new insureds is not the only risk that could delay the treatment of injured workers.
Remote access to care could revolutionize workers’ comp case management and patient care.
Health care reform led to late nights and intense demands on some Power Broker® winners.
The False Claims Act has opened a hornet’s nest of new exposures for health care providers across the country.
Forces are driving inevitable change in the workers’ comp landscape in 2014.
Captives may yet play a role in managing health care risk, despite the advent of reform.
Many companies are using telehealth to keep employees healthy and productive.
Mergers and acquisitions are increasing. Will that increase liability?
The health care industry is facing competing pressures to protect patient information as well as to share it.
Fines for high readmissions dictated by the Affordable Care Act can be avoided.
Treatment delays and other effects of health care reform implementation blind-side a deal between a regional employer and a health care system.
Understanding the culture of your foreign-born workers will greatly improve your safety efforts.
A dream risk management team for a national retailer is not as prepared for the impact of the Affordable Care Act as they thought.