Explore key trends in the workers' comp industry from a provider perspective, including provider consolidation, network adequacy, and strategies to address provider shortages for better patient outcomes. Watch our insightful video below with Kate Farley-Agee, VP of Network Product Management for an in-depth analysis.
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Outdated imaging equipment can affect quality of care and cost of claims
Among specialty services, diagnostic imaging—such as an MRI, CT, or PET scan—is often the first critical step to assess the severity of an injury and develop a treatment plan for prompt recovery and return to work. That's why it's imperative an imaging facility produces a quality image from the onset to ensure best-possible outcomes for injured employees.
Mitchell Survey Identifies Technologies Most Adopted by Workers' Compensation Organizations During COVID-19 Pandemic
Seventy percent of respondents believe telemedicine and predictive analytics will impact the industry most in the next decade.
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Workers' Comp 2021 Technology Trends Report
One year after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we wanted to know: How has technology use changed over the past year in the workers’ compensation industry and how will those changes sustain through into the future?
Webinar: The Whole Person Approach
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