Property Casualty 360: The opioid epidemic in workers' comp
Employers can use these five strategies to manage opioid issues in their organizations and help injured workers heal.
Employers can use these five strategies to manage opioid issues in their organizations and help injured workers heal.
Nearly 50% of all adults have at least one chronic condition such as arthritis, high blood pressure, obesity, cardiovascular disease, or diabetes. Chronic illnesses are a leading health concern — and can pose challenges to recovery and return-to-work. When an injury does occur, it is important to understand how the injured workers’ comorbidities can complicate recovery. Incorporating age-specific prevention measures and wellness initiatives into risk management programs makes good business sense.
Deal expands industry-leading solutions to boost better claims outcomes and improve lives for injured individuals.
Deal expands industry-leading solutions to boost better claims outcomes and improve lives for injured individuals.
Deal expands industry-leading solutions to boost better claims outcomes and improve lives for injured individuals
Deal expands industry-leading solutions to boost better claims outcomes and improve lives for injured individuals.
Data analysis by Aarthi Thiruvengadam Over the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic, the workers’ compensation industry has gone through an unprecedented number of changes, from an increase in telemedicine to a shift to working from home. To get a clearer picture of how the pandemic has changed our industry so far this year, we took a closer look at Mitchell’s 2020 workers’ compensation claims data.