An industry-first partnership will facilitate better outcomes for injured workers by increasing accountability and collaboration.

Carriers outsourcing claims to a third-party administrator (TPA) capitalize on their underwriting expertise by leveraging the robust claims knowledge and capacity offered by a TPA.

While an end to the COVID-19 pandemic may be in sight, it won’t be back to business as usual. The transition will come with its own set of business opportunities as well as financial and operational risks.

Insureds facing a ransom should know ahead of time that they are covered. Here’s what they should be on the lookout for and the steps that will help mitigate the risk.

Though medical bill review can be seen as complex, workers’ compensation can benefit by understanding the nuances behind it.

For all its challenges, the pandemic also brought opportunities to cater to changing needs and focus on innovation.

Losses from social engineering fraud reached $1.7 billion in 2019, but many of these incidents aren’t covered by traditional policies.

The right bill review solution is not only critical to control costs and deliver the best outcomes, but it calls for a combination of advanced technology as well as both clinical and legislative expertise.

Connected devices are upping the risk mitigation game. For insureds who partner with the right experts, that means a more proactive and faster response in the event of a potential claim.

Insurance carriers that partner with a firm that can offer OPM will have a better opportunity to control mitigation costs and deliver a faster loss recovery.

Over the years, the opportunity for adjusters to have more impact has changed, bringing with it a more strategic and dynamic approach to claims and promoting better outcomes across the board.

Payers and providers are looking to improve workers’ comp delivery of care. That starts by bringing transparency to claims and placing behavioral health first.

The risk of accidental needlestick seems set to rise, but telemedicine can expedite care for bloodborne pathogen exposure claims.

Our court systems are facing a backlog of civil cases due to COVID-19 social distancing requirements. Here’s how the courtrooms are adjusting to keep cases moving.

When traditional means of crop insurance weren’t cutting it for the American farmer, experts from NAU Country Insurance Company knew it was time for a deeper look at the coverages it could offer.

Two leaders of Vermont’s captive sector explain what’s made the state the “Gold Standard” in domestic domiciles.

Retail agents increasingly have to mix-and-match admitted and non-admitted products to create the coverage clients need. To do it well, they need partners with capabilities in both markets.

Efficient coordination of ancillary services is critical to promote a speedy recovery for injured workers and control costs. Here’s how the best get it done.

Though contractors will head into the new year with a good deal of uncertainty, there are steps they can take to position themselves for a solid rebound.

Carisk Partners shares the success of its patient-centered program as it addresses behavioral health issues impacting return to work, function and recovery.