Opioids Situation Improves, But Workers’ Comp Pharmacy Faces New Challenges
In workers’ comp pharmacy management, opioids often get the lion’s share of attention, and for good reason. Continue reading.
In workers’ comp pharmacy management, opioids often get the lion’s share of attention, and for good reason. Continue reading.
In today’s Enlyte Envision podcast, Enlyte’s Kim Radcliffe and Tammy Bradly discuss the study and take it a step further by explaining how collaboration between case management and physical therapy can lead to greater return-to-work success.
P&C veteran Keith Higdon assumes Enlyte CMO president position as Nina Smith transitions to vice chairman role, maintaining leadership continuity
The quality of a vendor’s software product support team matters as much as the solution itself. Whether you are asking a routine question or navigating a critical issue, the right support team can make the difference between a quick resolution and ongoing disruption.
Dave Torrence of Enlyte shares why integrating claims services, clinical solutions, and technology is key to controlling workers’ comp costs and improving outcomes.
Language diversity is a significant consideration in the effective management of workers’ compensation claims because non-English or Limited English Proficient (LEP) employees are disproportionately represented in high-injury industries such as construction, agriculture, manufacturing and food service.
Overview of California DWC rule changes impacting utilization review, MPN physicians, treating physician changes, and the MTUS drug formulary, effective April 1, 2026.