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Incorporating Predictive Analytics and a Biopsychosocial Approach to Identify and Treat At-Risk Injured Workers

We all strive for the same thing – getting injured workers the best care, at the best cost.
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White Paper Summary

Despite our best efforts, some injured workers end up falling into the at-risk category at a tremendous cost to the industry. In fact, the top 5% of at-risk cases account for 25% of total PT costs.

There’s a way to mitigate this by pinpointing and addressing these injured workers early-on using a combined approach of predictive analytics and biopsychosocial analysis. This approach has led to some impressive outcomes:

• 23% reduction in the percentage of surgical shoulder injuries going over utilization benchmarks
• 33% cost reduction associated with back claims for one third-party administrator

Avoid potentially costly, longer duration cases by reading this thought-provoking white paper by One Call National Clinical Leader Michelle Despres.

To learn more about One Call, please visit their website.

One Call is the nation’s leading provider of specialized solutions to the workers’ compensation industry. One Call’s solutions enable faster, more efficient and more cost-effective claims resolution with a focus on injured workers’ needs across the continuum of care.
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