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Port of Houston cut injuries and costs by modernizing risk systems and building collaborative, data-driven union partnerships.

SHARP HealthCare halved complex claims using early biopsychosocial intervention, saving overall exposures for the workers compensation program $3M annually and improving recovery outcomes.

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Philadelphia schools cut claims nearly 50% by combining data, communication and grassroots safety engagement.

Starbucks transformed its workers’ comp program by supporting young employees holistically through empathy, mental health care and personalized recovery.

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