Executives from Enlyte provided their perspective on the impact of pharmacy, (including medical marijuana), return to work and mental health treatment trends in the field of workers’ compensation.

Several drivers of costly workplace absences can be prevented with the right methods and programs in place.

A recent study by WCRI compares data and pricing points between in-person health care visits and telemedicine.

A survey from the National Safety Council gives a comprehensive view of marijuana use in the workplace and the safety concerns it poses.

Over 480 workers’ compensation stakeholders share their key considerations for the industry as we move into 2022 and beyond.

Nearly 10% of people who experience mild COVID-19 infections have symptoms that persist beyond two weeks. Will this create a disability crisis?

Smartphone apps have joined the fight against the mental health crisis. Here’s how they can serve as a beneficial tool.

In the third installment of this series, Dr. John C. Peters discusses how reducing claim costs also presents a behavioral science challenge. 

From COVID-19 compensability disputes to whether marijuana is reimbursable, here are four litigation trends shaping workers’ comp.

A recent MedRisk webinar discussed the usefulness of the biopsychosocial model when aiding return to work efforts.

We haven’t seen the worst of the workforce behavioral health crisis. Reaching the employees who won’t reach out is key.

The dangers of dual prescribing and the sometimes staggering differential in the cost of prescription medications were two notable findings in a study by WCRI.

Utilizing claims reviews as an effective case management strategy is a sensible and necessary approach in workers’ compensation.

Data highlights pre-pandemic trends, but expert anticipates substantial impact to come.

California’s workers’ comp system is unsustainable. Here’s why.

As harvest season concludes, farmers should be aware of these fall and winter safety risks.

At National Comp 2021, attendees heard firsthand from a PTSD survivor how virtual reality can be used to treat workplace trauma and pain.

A session at 2021 National Comp discussed which trends and issues will be prominent in both 2022 and beyond.

A growing body of studies shows physical therapy plays a significant role in addressing long-term COVID-19 symptoms.

Cannabis, telemedicine and CMS changes are just a few of the trends that should be on radar for the workers’ comp community.