In workers’ comp pharmacy management, opioids often get the lion’s share of attention, and for good reason. Continue reading.
Just two years ago, some experts predicted the end of private vehicle ownership and the growth of shared mobility or Mobility as a Service (MaaS). Then came COVID-19. Three trends have emerged, however, that are shaping mobility’s “next normal” and promising to have a long-lasting impact on the collision repair and auto insurance industries.
I am honored to join Teach for America's San Diego regional board of directors and support the organization's ongoing efforts to ensure that all children receive an equal opportunity to learn, grow, influence and lead.
There’s a heightened awareness in our industry on how psychosocial factors impact an injured employee’s recovery. But what’s the best way to approach and address these issues? In the fourth and final installment of our mental health in comp podcast series, we ask Nikki Wilson and Tammy Bradly to share some best practices.
There’s a heightened awareness in our industry on how psychosocial factors impact an injured employee’s recovery.
No one is without misfortune and setbacks in life, but one could argue that some seem to face more challenges than others. Take the beloved Peanuts character, Charlie Brown. Charlie’s life seems to be filled with constant defeat, yet he keeps forging ahead, and even celebrates the occasional “win.”
More than a dozen states have laws that make mental injuries compensable under certain conditions, and the workers' compensation industry is