Experts in this one-hour webinar will dissect 10 years’ worth of benchmarking study data, predict where the industry is going, and prioritize key focus areas for future organizational success.

High-temporal resolution images are giving a whole new meaning to the “bird’s-eye” view AI can give carriers.

Pushing past psychosocial barriers to injury recovery often takes a more strategic approach to communication with all stakeholders. Understand how effective communication, early identification, and a multi-disciplinary approach are crucial for managing psychosocial barriers to recovery.

Top experts from Carisk offer a whole-patient perspective on the effective care and management of complex polytrauma claims in workers’ compensation.

Advanced automation and decision intelligence tools have tremendous potential to streamline workflows and improve efficiency for claims professionals, eliminating pain points and freeing up the workforce to focus on patient engagement and better outcomes. Learn more from Mike Cirillo, President of myMatrixx, along with Paul King, Chief Client Officer and Cliff Belliveau, Chief Innovation Officer.

Join Skip Brechtel of CCMSI, Greg Nichols of SPNet, and Sri Sridharan and Aubrie Cunningham of MedRisk as they talk about how access to data and analytics is impacting physical therapy and what you can do about it.

Using Aerial Imagery and AI Derived Parcel Data to Mitigate P&C Risk.

This one-hour webinar will detail not only the primary obstacles to claims management mastery, but delve into potent solutions as identified in the 2021 Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study.

Coming out of the pandemic, cost management is a critical priority. Insurers are enhancing their focus on claims loss costs and are looking for ways to maximize their ROI.

Performance and connectivity advancements promise to elevate the level of service provided in the field of Complex Rehabilitation Technology. Register for this webinar to learn firsthand from practitioners about which technologies will produce best in class results for a sector of the injured workforce that needs it most.

On-board sensors, telematics and wearables present ample opportunity for carriers and their insureds to collect and put to good use loss-prevention data. However, the Holy Grail in this endeavor is sharing that data in a transparent, collaborative way.

Many thought leaders accurately predicted that the COVID-19 pandemic would not have a negative impact on workers’ compensation claims outcomes. But from a statistical perspective, the pandemic did warp workers’ comp pharmacy data.

Extreme weather conditions — from fluctuating temperatures, to increases in severe storms and hurricanes — all continue to have a lasting impact on businesses worldwide.

Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study experts share leadership insights about how high performing organizations are embedding resiliency.

Labor shortages and material costs are greatly impacting the ability of claims managers to provide ancillary benefits to injured workers. Increased communication and supply chain management will be vital to manage this growing risk.

Great leadership demands diligence, foresight and courage, no matter the economic cycle. Risk & Insurance and four industry leaders discuss the traits and skills business and risk management leaders should bring to the table to help organizations succeed.

Experts will discuss how COVID-19 has made remote work more common. Take a look at the impact this new reality has had on the process, cycle times and culture of the industry.

Now in its seventh year, the 2019 Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study focused on the motivations, needs, and claims management approaches of nearly 1,300 frontline staff.

Learn how a lack of Medicare secondary payer compliance leaves carriers in the lurch when it comes to claims management, but knowing how to build a solid MSP program can make all the difference.

Experts from the sixth annual Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study share their 2018 research results on the best strategies to achieve what all claims payers agree must be achieved – improved medical outcomes and costs.