Artificial intelligence capabilities are advancing rapidly, with new applications becoming available for healthcare and workers’ comp, along with new privacy and regulatory issues.

As the media focuses on PBM pricing transparency, it’s important to consider all the benefits PBMs bring to the table.

Physical injuries are often accompanied by mental health disorders such as depression, increasing workers’ comp claim costs and delaying recovery.

Explore the growing interest in research around psychedelic substances for medical applications related to workers’ comp populations, including but not limited to psilocybin, ketamine, and MDMA.

Weather-related disasters are on the rise. How do weather and climate change affect workers and workers’ comp?

The art of delegating responsibilities to others is a skill every manager and supervisor should have in their repertoire—especially when it comes to managing risk.

OSHA’s regulations for the treatment of lead toxicity no longer align with current clinical guidelines. To keep workers safe and reduce workers’ comp costs, employers need up-to-date occupational health expertise.

We hear about advances in medical care all the time, but when will we start seeing the impact? Will it be next year? In the next five years or 10 years? How about right now?

CorVel has witnessed topical costs rise following the recent drop in opioid prescriptions, and now offers alternatives to manage their expense without impacting care.

Early intervention can implement strategies to help reverse the progression of injuries — improving outcomes, reducing workers’ comp claims, and helping to build a safer culture.

Workers’ compensation claims management can be improved with prompt intervention, active communication, smart return-to-work initiatives and data-driven decision-making.

Data can only help improve claims adjusters if payers, adjusters, providers and claimants communicate with one another.

Supply chain snags, labor shortages and inflation are pushing project timelines back, but getting an extended insurance policy may not be as easy as insureds think.

Carisk Partners is leveraging AI and machine learning to analyze unstructured data, predict recovery trajectories, identify high-risk workers’ comp claims and manage costs.

Cost savings programs can help insurers cut premium costs and attract clients in the notoriously difficult auto insurance line.

Broadspire’s ambitious early career training program is harnessing dozens of new professionals and giving them the opportunity to advance, with the help of potent technology platforms.

The connection between physical and behavioral health opens an opportunity for physical therapists to address mental health for injured workers.

National Construction Safety Week is in May. Here’s how incorporating mindfulness can help construction workers stay physically and mentally safer.

Considerations to counteract the cybersecurity talent shortage in workers’ comp organizations.

How problematic alcohol use can impact the workplace, claims, and medication management.