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These Are the 10 Most Pressing Challenges for Workers’ Comp, According to 500 Industry Stakeholders

Talent shortages — within both the workers’ compensation industry and health care organizations — still loom large, according to Risk & Insurances 2023 survey of 500 industry stakeholders, sponsored by Healthesystems. Here’s a look at the top 10 challenges the survey identified. 

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In Conversation: Sedgwick’s Max Koonce on Innovation in Claims Handling

Risk & Insurance sat down with Koonce at the 2023 National Comp conference in Las Vegas to discuss emerging trends and innovation within workers’ compensation claims handling. New technologies, Koonce said, are changing the way adjusters approach claims handling.

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7 Current and Evolving Drug Trends in Workers’ Comp Medical Management

According to Dr. Silvia Sacalis, vice president of clinical services for Healthesystems, there are several current and evolving trends across workers’ comp medical management that bear watching, including how the decline in opioid prescribing is reshaping pharmacy costs in workers’ comp.

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Modernizing Workers’ Comp: What One Occupational Health Provider Envisions for a Next-Level Platform to Streamline Care

With the goal of driving efficiency for every stakeholder in the workers’ comp system, Concentra has embarked on the development of next-generation technology solutions to make claim navigation and information-sharing easier.

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