Workers' Comp
Four Ways Evidence-Based Care with Physical Therapy Improves Outcomes in Workers’ Comp
June 9, 2025
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Mitchell
News Release
Mitchell Diagnostics System Surpasses One Million Collision Repair Scan Milestone
Fully integrated into Mitchell's Freedom Platform, the system now features OEM factory scanning, ADAS calibrations and technical support.
Workers' Comp
Article
CMS Releases Version 3.0 of WCMSA Reference Guide
Keep current with new legislation and its potential effect on your organization. This regulatory update is for informational purposes only, and provides some key highlights on state initiatives that may impact the Medicare Set-Aside services Genex provides.
Workers' Comp
Blog
Why do customers love live chat?
In conversations regarding Coventry Connect (Coventry’s proprietary client portal), one feature that rises to the surface is Live Chat. When discussing with our users, it seems that the opportunity to address an issue the moment it arises is what they like most. Even if the issue is not immediately resolved, it can be quickly escalated by one of our customer service representatives to someone who can help.
Mitchell
News Release
Mitchell Reinforces Commitment to Program Freedom; Showcases Cloud Platform at SEMA 2019
New applications continue to be added to Mitchell's cloud-based open platform for the collision repair and auto claims industries.
Workers' Comp
Podcast
NWCDC 19 Preview
NWCDC is just days away. As you get ready to head back to Vegas, we asked Genex’s Ron Skrocki to give us a preview of what to expect at this year’s conference, including a session he’ll be presenting on Nov. 6 with Mitchell’s Michele Hibbert-Iacobacci and Rebecca Morgan.
Workers' Comp
Blog
Texas Non-subscriber Case Management
Legislation in most states mandates that businesses provide workers’ compensation benefits to their employees. Texas law, however, gives employers the option to opt-out of workers’ compensation, thus becoming a “non-subscriber.” This option has been available since 1913 in Texas. Approximately 22% of Texas businesses are operating as non-subscribers.