A significant number of patients report reduced pain after only 15 minutes of virtual reality immersion.

Educating injured workers provides them with a sense of control over their care and their recovery.

Other pain relief therapies hold substantial promise in defeating drug dependency.

Look for technology to continue to improve efficiency.

Incidents at work affect more than the injured. How can a nurse case manager help the family cope?

Learn the types and components of successful return to work programs that incorporate ADA principles.

After a catastrophic injury, this real-life robocop was able to walk again thanks to a strong support system.

Remote rehabilitation services offer the potential for savings in both time and money, but adoption is slow.

Workplace accommodations don’t have to be viewed as a hindrance, but rather an opportunity to support your people.

For Delta Air Lines, putting employees first is the right thing to do for all company stakeholders.

At Rochester Regional Health, the workers’ comp and safety team champion employee engagement and positive reinforcement.

Better coordination of workers’ compensation risk management spelled success for the Massachusetts Port Authority.

Recognizing parallels between athletes and public safety officials, the city of Denver made tailored fitness training part of its safety plan.

When the City of Surprise, Ariz. got proactive about reining in its claims, it also took steps to get employees engaged in making things better for everyone.

Shared responsibility, data analysis and a commitment to employees are the hallmarks of Benco Dental’s workers’ comp program.

An accurate picture of total cost of risk emboldens different management layers to work together to seek solutions.

Without input from injured workers it’s unclear whether the treatment of occupational illnesses and injuries achieves the most favorable outcomes possible.

Cumulative Trauma, or CT claims, continue to harm workers and drive up costs. Defending against these claims means reducing, through analytics and engineering, the chance that workers get hurt to begin with.

Creating a “safe space” for injured workers returning to the job is a concept deserving a spotlight.

The changing landscape of mandated leave laws and increased interest in paid parental leave were top of mind for employers attending DMEC in Anaheim this month.