This includes planning with the adjuster and CAT case manager on the successive services, equipment, and supplies the injured individual needs upon discharge.
Transportation can look like one of the simpler pieces of a workers’ compensation claim. In practice, medical transportation can be complicated, and injured employees often require more assistance than a traditional taxi or rideshare driver is prepared to provide.
By consolidating a fragmented workers’ comp program and embedding dedicated case management resources, Continental Tire transformed a structurally inefficient system into a model of consistency, accountability, and measurable results — without losing sight of the injured employees at the heart of it. Read about their Theo Award-winning approach in this Risk and Insurance article.
Every school day, millions of students rely on First Student drivers to get them safely where they need to go. When drivers are injured, getting them the right care quickly matters. See how First Student transformed its workers’ comp program through early intervention and dedicated case management, earning a 2026 Theo Award from Risk & Insurance.
A fall can quickly change the direction of a workers’ compensation claim, and their consequences can be significant. Falling during recovery can result in new injuries, delayed healing, additional medical treatment and extended time away from work. Workplace hazards and physical limitations are known contributors to falls, but one important risk factor frequently overlooked is medication.
Auto medical costs are showing encouraging signs of stability after several years of rising severity, but maintaining that progress may be the bigger challenge. In the latest Enlyte Envision podcast, Ed Olsen and Michele Hibbert explore findings from the auto casualty section of the Enlyte Envision Trends Report and what they mean for insurers.
How connected claim intelligence can help workers’ comp teams identify risk earlier, act with greater confidence and improve outcomes.