Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Accessing Quality Hearing Aids for Workers’ Comp Claims
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By understanding the different types of hearing aids, their features, and benefits, claims professionals can work with injured employees, their treating physician and case manager to select the most appropriate solution tailored to their unique hearing needs and lifestyle preferences.
Understanding HCPCS Codes as a Work Comp Adjuster
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Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) are a set of standardized codes used to identify medical procedures, services and supplies. Proper use of HCPCS codes not only ensures accurate reimbursement but also helps prevent fraud and abuse, particularly in injury-recovery equipment and services.
Ask The Pharmacist: The Role of Ketamine in Workers’ Compensation
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Developed in the 1960s as an anesthetic, ketamine quickly became a staple in emergency and battlefield medicine. Its ability to act as a powerful, rapid-acting anesthetic was vital for surgeries and acute care, particularly in situations where other anesthetics were unavailable or impractical. Today, while it remains U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved for anesthesia, ketamine is being used off-label for chronic pain management and mental health disorders, particularly for patients who have not responded to traditional treatments.
6 Common Causes of Work-Related Injuries and How to Treat Them
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Work-related injuries are an unfortunate reality in many professions, and as claims professionals, it’s crucial to understand the common causes and effective treatment options available for these injuries. Below, you’ll find practical solutions tailored to each type of injury, equipping you with the knowledge necessary to enhance recovery outcomes and improve the well-being of your injured employees.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Using Quality Physical Therapy First for Low Back Pain Helps Reduce Costs and Improves Outcomes
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The U.S. health care system wastes an estimated $750 billion annually, with $200 billion attributed to overuse or unnecessary services. In workers' compensation, physical therapy can account for up to 20% of medical costs, making it crucial to ensure appropriateness and quality to manage claim costs effectively.
Ask The Pharmacist: Understanding Skeletal Muscle Relaxants in Workers' Compensation
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Skeletal muscle relaxants are a leading category of prescribed medications in workers’ compensation and elsewhere in health care, often prescribed for elderly patients and as “adjuvants” for treatment of chronic pain in patients with overlapping medical conditions and multiple medications.
Building a Resilient Future for the Insurance Industry with DecisionPoint
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Unlock the future of claims management with DecisionPoint's innovative redesign. Empower your adjusters with streamlined data access, enhanced decision-making tools, and a user-friendly interface tailored for optimal efficiency and outcomes.
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