How Top Claims Teams Catch Risk Before Costs Escalate
In this podcast Rebecca Morgan, Vice President, Product Management, and Jim Harris, Vice President, Analytics & Reporting, share how leading organizations are transforming raw claim data into actionable intelligence that prevents delays and controls spend.
Trump executive order presents challenges for workers’ comp, auto insurers
Discover how Enlyte experts Lisa Robinson and Michele Hibbert analyze the recent health care executive order's impact on workers’ comp and auto insurers.
Turning Regulatory Obstacles into Strategy Advantages Using Informed Decision-Making in Workers’ Comp & Auto Casualty
5 MIN READ
Following our examination of President Trump's health care executive order and its implications for workers' compensation and auto payers in Part 1 of our series, this article explores how advanced bill review technologies can help position payers to effectively navigate current changes and set themselves up for enhanced savings in the long term.
The Implications of Trump's Health Care Executive Order for Workers' Compensation and Auto Insurers
4 MIN READ
Explore the immediate effects of President Trump's 2025 health care executive order on workers' compensation and auto insurers, including rising drug costs and supply chain disruptions.
Bill Review is Complex… Here’s How to Make it Easier and More Efficient
In our Leaders Speak article, Steve Laudermilch shares how to simplify specialty bill review, boost efficiency, and maximize savings.
Unleash Your Path to Success: Introducing a Strategic Resource Hub for Claims Leaders
2 MIN READ
Introducing Enlyte’s Unleash Your Path to Success Resource Hub—your go-to destination for expert insights, strategic tools, and leadership-driven solutions in workers’ comp and auto casualty claims. Explore now and take your claims strategy to the next level!
Enlyte’s Medical Price Index – Q1 2025 Report
5 MIN READ
As reported by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) in January 2025 for December 2024, the United States consumer price index increased to 2.9% over the preceding 12 months which is 0.5% higher than reported in October 2024.