In the video, Michele Hibbert discusses one of the biggest themes from the 2026 Enlyte Envision Trends Report: claims are becoming more complex and it's being driven by much more than inflation. Michele explains how provider billing practices, litigation, regulatory changes, workforce turnover and fragmented data are making it harder for claims organizations to manage severity and improve outcomes.
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