Auto insurers have an opportunity to leverage PBMs to improve medical loss ratios, enhance claims outcomes, and provide greater transparency and control.

The latest annual report reveals how top payers use AI to amplify human capacity, insight, and connection while preparing teams for the future of work.

Broadspire becomes the first Third Party Administrator to achieve an important opioid management designation.

As workplace injury rates fall, a new challenge is rising: complexity.

Paul King, President of MyMatrixx by Evernorth, outlines how to integrate advanced tech and clinical precision to elevate PBMs in a complex regulatory landscape.

Discover how implementing Demand Package Review helped them reduce settlement cycle times, minimize legal escalations, and improve settlement accuracy.

Poor care coordination after workers’ comp surgery worsens recovery by adding stress to already fragmented healthcare delivery.

A large insurance carrier saved $2 million in one year by automating the link between utilization review and bill review, with Enlyte’s URDM solution.

This expert-backed Q&A will help you ask the right questions to assess whether your physical therapy network is proactively driving better outcomes or simply reacting to treatment requests.

Discover how to reduce chaos in auto casualty claims with three proven solutions that address social inflation and claim severity, improving accuracy, efficiency, and adjuster negotiations.

Each year Enlyte releases its drug trends series to analyze the state of pharmacy trends in workers’ comp. In part one of our 2025 series, we’re evaluating retail and mail order prescriptions.

Apricus streamlines post-acute care coordination, saving adjusters’ time, cutting costs, reducing delays and helping injured employees recover faster.

Graduating college can be stressful, exciting and filled with uncertainty. Where does the insurance industry fit into this complicated process?

Understanding the most effective approaches to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment can dramatically improve outcomes and reduce costs.

OSHA-recommended strategies to reduce heat-related incidents.

Migraine medications are making up a growing portion of pharmacy spend in workers’ comp, driven by an influx of new CGRP antagonist medications to the market over the last few years.

Extreme heat continues to be a serious risk for workers. What are the latest heat-related developments in workers’ comp?

Chronic pain affects millions and has direct consequences for injured workers and in the workplace, from absenteeism to higher healthcare costs.

Let’s look at common complexities in workers’ comp claims – and how a combination of technology, data, and people can help address them.

Energy companies have complex risk profiles, with significant liability, workers’ comp and regulatory exposures.