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Five Questions With Shahin Hatamian on How to Incorporate More Automation in the Claims Process
We sat down with Mitchell Senior Vice President, Shahin Hatamian, to discuss how claims organizations can utilize automation to help expedite processes, thus enhancing overall efficiency and helping claims organizations to better achieve their business goals.
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State-By-State Pharmacy Rule Updates Related to COVID-19
COVID-19 updates and resources for the states and their workers' compensation agencies.
Auto Casualty
Article
Impact of COVID-19 on Workers’ Compensation and Auto Casualty Industries
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues worldwide, our daily lives have changed significantly. Due to new governmental regulations and guidelines to help curb the spread of the virus, many people are working from home, practicing social distancing, sheltering in place and unfortunately, many people have already lost their jobs. As we grapple with how the virus has impacted our daily lives, we are also taking a closer look at how the pandemic and related regulations are already, and will continue to, affect the workers’ compensation and auto casualty industries.
Mitchell
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Washington State Updates Workers' Compensation Drug Formulary
Recent updates adopted by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries to its workers' compensation drug formulary.
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New York Updates Workers' Comp Drug Formulary
Updates to drug formulary adopted under emergency rulemaking by the New York State Workers' Compensation Board.
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Why Use Antidepressants to Treat Pain?
Why use antidepressants to treat pain? The nation’s focus on the ongoing opioid epidemic and stricter guidelines on opioid prescribing has led to an increased utilization of non-opioid pain treatments in workers’ compensation. In a previous blog post, we looked at the use of anticonvulsants to treat pain because of their ability to create effective pain relief without the cravings, tolerance, or addiction issues that are typically associated with narcotics. Another therapeutic class commonly used to treat chronic pain is antidepressants, which may even be prescribed when depression is not a diagnosed condition for the injured worker.