From triage-first models to pharmacy management and mental health intervention, a new analysis reveals the approaches delivering measurable results across workers’ compensation and liability programs.

As more states adopt PTSD presumption laws for first responders and other at-risk workers, payers face new challenges in diagnosis, treatment, and long-term claim management. A thoughtful, collaborative approach is key to achieving better outcomes.

New York’s brief expansion of workers’ comp mental health coverage offers a cautionary tale — and a roadmap for proactive employers.

Is coverage for conditions like PTSD outpacing workers’ comp’s ability to deliver it?

Addressing mental health challenges in construction must be a priority moving forward.

Evolution in taking every aspect of an injured worker’s wellbeing into consideration is ongoing in workers’ compensation.

Clayco survey finds 64% of workers experienced anxiety or depression while more than a third report workplace discrimination for seeking help.

Pie Insurance research uncovers notable perception gaps between employers and employees in training, communication and safety priorities.

In a conversation with National Comp Chair Michelle Kerr, this year’s keynote speaker Noah Galloway shares insights on the critical role of mental health, and why compassion should be at the core of workers’ compensation.