The utilization of GLP-1 drugs has skyrocketed over the last few years. As a new component of healthcare what strategies and insights should the workers’ comp industry consider when evaluating and managing these medications?
Join our experts Nov. 17 to explore emerging pharmacy trends in workers’ compensation and auto, including rising drug costs, dispensing challenges & strategies to improve pharmacy program performance.
Drug shortages are no longer just a pharmacy issue but a growing claims management risk in workers’ compensation, contributing to more complex claims, delayed care, and higher costs.
As part of our continuing Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) series, we examine how low health literacy can delay recovery, increase costs, and worsen claim outcomes.
Pharmacy activity in the earliest stages of a workers’ compensation claim can serve as a measurable signal of elevated risk for future complexity, cost, and duration.
Wearables offer real-time hazard detection and ergonomic insights, but employers must weigh privacy concerns, employee buy-in, and the role these tools should play in decision-making.
The medications used to treat lung diseases are diverse. While patient-specific factors can help determine course of treatment, there are larger considerations for the pharmacy management of lung conditions.
More complex and costly claims have become a persistent issue in workers’ compensation. Understanding the contributors to claim complexity is the first step to mitigating and managing these claims.
Physician dispensing has become a persistent cost and safety challenge in workers’ compensation. Here’s how the industry and policymakers can work together to address it.
While claim frequency has declined, the information load facing claims professionals has grown. Here’s how organizations can simplify claims management without sacrificing outcomes.
Engaging DME partners at surgery approval can improve recovery experiences, streamline transitions and drive more efficient workers’ compensation claim outcomes.
Claims leaders see AI’s potential for faster decisions and better outcomes, but capability means little without employee trust. Adoption depends on bridging the gap between promise and uncertainty.
As comorbid conditions, behavioral health challenges, and social barriers increasingly influence recovery outcomes, the workers’ comp industry is rethinking how it cares for injured workers.
Mental health remains one of the most overlooked yet influential factors in managing WC claims. Addressing psychosocial risks early has the potential to reduce claim duration and costs.
Explore in- and out-of-network prescription utilization across retail, mail-order and paper bills. Download Enlyte’s snapshot report for cost drivers and proactive pharmacy-management insights.