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In workers’ compensation, durable medical equipment is often treated as a downstream logistical task. But by shifting engagement upstream — starting at surgery approval — claims organizations can unlock better recovery experiences, smoother transitions, and more efficient claim outcomes.
Addressing the key challenges of global premium allocation is critical for all parties.
Risk engineers help stay ahead of emerging risks by working directly with underwriters and insureds.
Contractors should consider many factors when building a multinational insurance program.
Chris Thorn of Southwest Airlines got creative with his risk management program. Now, the sky’s the limit.
Civil construction projects provide utility and also help define who we are. So when it comes to managing project risk, it’s critical to get it right.
Healthcare industry changes bring risks and opportunities.
Zurich’s expertise speeds up the identification of insights for risk management departments.
As the GL insurance cycle flattens, risk managers, brokers and insurers dig deeper to manage program costs.
Having the right patient medication monitoring tools is increasingly beneficial.
By combining three areas of coverage, Zurich Global Corporate Casualty offers customers better pricing as well as improved collateral, coverage terms and conditions.
Workers’ comp medical costs are spiking in hidden pockets across the country.
Reducing WC claims costs in one area often inflates them in another.
Aspen Insurance views the expertise and data of their claims professionals as a valuable asset.
Four tenured claims management professionals convene in a roundtable discussion.
As cloud computing threats loom, it’s important to understand the benefits and risks.
Not all new entrants to an insurance market are created equal.
Deciding whether to bundle medical services from a single source might seem like a risky proposition on the surface.
Understanding work environments and practice structures can encourage collaboration and enhance outcomes.
It’s time to start thinking beyond opioids and adopt a new approach to pain management.