Moving Beyond the Buggy Whip
Why CPT codes may be irrelevant in a functional restoration program
By Mark Pew
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Mental health claims face growing scrutiny
Employers and insurers are more likely to challenge the treatment of mental injury claims as workers compensation systems see an increase in claims with a psychological element, experts say.
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Enlyte Attends NWC 2023 in Las Vegas
Enlyte experts shared their knowledge with attendees at four sessions at National Comp in Las Vegas, Sept. 19–22. Here are some highlights from each presentation.
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Empowering Workspaces: Harnessing the Power of Ergonomics for Enhanced Productivity and Safety
By mitigating risk, improving safety, and reducing claims, ergonomics can increase overall productivity. It's a tool used not only in the workplace but also in engineering, product design, and daily activities.
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What to Consider When Doctors Dispense in Work Comp
To find out how Enlyte Pharmacy Solutions is approaching the management of both in- and out-of-network prescriptions to achieve the most clinically appropriate outcomes, download our information sheet.
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The Ultimate Guide to Case Management eBook
This eBook has been meticulously crafted to serve as a comprehensive manual, shedding light on various dimensions of case management.
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Legislative Updates in Workers' Comp: Boosting Industry's Political Voice
In this WCI-TV interview, Brian Allen, VP of Governmental Affairs, offers an update on top regulatory and legislative initiatives that could impact workers’ comp, such as reform and pharmacy cost containment, while also addressing how the industry can improve its political presence.