Workers' Comp
Property Casualty 360: The opioid epidemic in workers' comp
December 18, 2017
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Employers can use these five strategies to manage opioid issues in their organizations and help injured workers heal.
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Focusing on a Physical Work Injury Could Mean Missing a Mental Health Challenge
Discover how comprehensive employee care, from effective claim management to mental health support, enhances recovery outcomes
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Enlyte’s Apricus Physical Medicine: A Game-Changer in Workers’ Comp or Just Another Competitor?
Explore how Enlyte's Apricus Physical Medicine is redefining the workers' comp landscape with unique advantages in vertical integration, data utilization, and clinical oversight.
Workers' Comp
Article
The Importance of Hospital Discharge Planning in Workers’ Compensation
Hospital discharge planning is an integral part of the transition to a different facility or home. Without the appropriate care and support, numerous factors can complicate an injured employee’s recovery.
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Enlyte Launches Apricus Physical Medicine Solution
Enlyte recently announced the launch of Apricus Physical Medicine, a network for rehabilitation services including physical and occupational therapy.
Mitchell
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Mitchell Technology to Power New Virtual Estimating Service from Collective
Mitchell today announced that its software solutions are powering a new virtual estimating service from Collective Sourcing, LLC. Created for U.S. auto insurers, the service is designed to reduce claims processing time by combining Mitchell’s damage appraisal technology with auto technical specialists at Collective.
Workers' Comp
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Honoring Those Who Drive Injured Employees’ Return to Work
National Case Management Week is a time to thank those who advocate for injured and disabled employees. Return to work is a term widely used in the P&C industry, but how often do we consider its true meaning? Think about the amount of effort, skill, coordination and compliance it takes to reach that goal, especially for those overcoming the most severe injuries or illnesses. Suddenly, the power of those three words is massive.