During the tough property markets of recent years, parametrics grew in popularity. Now, even as the market stabilizes, they’re proving their staying power.

Skyrocketing cyber insurance rates have many wondering if a federal backstop is needed. Experts say we need to tackle cybersecurity controls first.

Topicals can be a costly specialty medication in workers’ compensation. But when a topical is deemed medically necessary, it’s important payers have a resource that works with them to reduce their overall cost.

Technology can help to prevent losses, improve safety and security, and reduce the cost of insurance — if property owners and managers select the right tools. Experienced risk professionals can help their clients get the most bang for their buck.

Most parts of the U.S. are vulnerable to flood risk. Why aren’t homeowners protecting their properties?

Prompt, comprehensive physical therapy is shown to drive down costs and help injured workers get back on the job. Recovery+ enhances in-person therapy with a biopsychosocial model designed to help do just that.

A combination of factors, from COVID-related burnout to early retirements, are contributing to today’s medical staffing shortages.

As premiums in commercial property continue to rise, understanding the loss trends and having the right partners in place are a necessity.

Preventing workplace injuries and reducing workers’ comp costs means diving into the details of workers’ day-to-days and finding solutions to common hazards that go beyond simple compliance. This is what a comprehensive safety program looks like.

The implementation of an annual wellness-fitness program can improve firefighter fitness and ultimately help save lives.

Triage nurses can step in to provide immediate medical guidance and set injured workers on the right path toward recovery.

FIGUR8 is changing the game when it comes to analyzing and informing injured workers’ recovery from musculoskeletal injuries.

Early PT can be the key to improved injured worker outcomes and lower claims costs. How can workers’ comp promote quicker access to care?

The talent shortage is a critical emerging risk in the insurance industry, which has fallen short in demonstrating its purpose and value to prospective employees. Here are five strategies companies can pursue to strengthen recruitment and retention, and better position themselves to fulfill their mission for years to come.

The cyber insurance landscape of today will not be the cyber insurance landscape of tomorrow. With that in mind, responsible insurers are already keeping a finger on the pulse of today’s challenges and working toward a sustainable future.

How One New Jersey Workers’ Comp/Personal Injury Protection PPO Has Maintained Exceptionally Low Dispute Rates.

A Q&A with David Lupinsky, Vice President of Clinical Product Solutions, Paradigm.

A combination of a choppy economy with increased claims frequency and severity could lead to rate increases in the Management & Professional Liability market.

Stress and anxiety can significantly impair physical healing. With a few adjustments, clinicians and other stakeholders in the workers’ comp process can help reduce stress and facilitate both physical and psychological recovery for injured workers.

Workers’ comp payers and providers know that injured workers need access to behavioral health services, but an ongoing shortage of qualified providers continues to delay care and prolong recovery timelines. A new, dedicated telemedicine initiative seeks to improve accessibility to clinicians and get patients the care they need faster.