In our white paper, Unlocking the DME “Black Box,” we’ll break this process down and cover what you need to know to make the best decisions for your injured employees and your workers’ comp program.
While auto and workers’ comp insurers see many of the same kinds of claims, handling auto claims takes a specialized knowledge base to reach the best outcomes for payers and patients.
With opioid utilization down, there is no longer a consolidated driver of pharmacy costs in workers’ comp. The industry faces more niche trends that require strategic formulary management.
Using focus group research, the 2021 Report examines operational transformation amongst high-performing claims organizations as they overcome deeply entrenched industry challenges and outpace their peers.
MedRisk’s team of experts is leading the way to methods of stronger, faster recovery while avoiding the expense and trauma of surgeries and addictive painkillers.
In the current climate of rising costs workers’ compensation managed care remains an area where companies can realize savings in order to impact the overall bottom line.
Using data to ensure that ancillary benefit programs result in optimal recovery for injured workers comes down to having a clear dashboard of meaningful metrics.
Each year the Mitchell Pharmacy Solutions Drug Trends Series analyzes the state of pharmacy trends in workers’ comp. In part four of our series, we’re evaluating high impact drug classes.
AmTrust Specialty Program provides a full suite of coverage, claims and loss control services for hard-to-insure and niche risks that can be tailored to your requirements.