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How to Go from High-Dollar to High-Value: Five Strategies for Claims Cost Control
If you oversee claims, whether in workers’ compensation or auto casualty, you know the pressure: rising medical costs, extended recovery durations and increasing litigation can strain budgets, disrupt operations and threaten the trust you’ve worked hard to build. Every decision you make has a ripple effect on both financial performance and the well-being of the people involved.
Opioid Use Drops While Specialty Drug Costs Surge in Workers’ Compensation
Enlyte report reveals shifting prescription patterns in workers' compensation as pain management evolves.
Ask The Pharmacist: Pain Pumps in Workers’ Compensation
For adjusters, understanding the tools used in post-surgical recovery can be key to evaluating treatment plans and costs. One increasingly used option—the patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pump—offers targeted pain management that can improve outcomes and reduce hospital stays. But when is it appropriate, and what should you watch for in the claim file?
Functional Restoration Programs: What the Latest CWCI Study Reveals, and Why Oversight Matters
Functional restoration programs can help select injured workers, but CWCI data shows FRP claims average over $234,000 and start nearly 800 days into a claim. Tight utilization review, guideline alignment, and early intervention are essential to approve the right cases and control costs.
Gerber Collision & Glass Signs Enterprise Agreement to License Mitchell Cloud Estimating
Mitchell and Gerber Collision & Glass, one of the largest multi-site operators (MSOs) in North America, today jointly announced that they have signed a multi-year enterprise licensing agreement. The agreement gives all current and future Gerber repair centers access to Mitchell Cloud Estimating with Integrated Repair Procedures and the company’s Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) calculator.
Health Care Price Transparency: What Workers' Comp and Auto Insurers Need to Know
The recent One Big Beautiful Bill Act (BBB) Act mandates unprecedented health care price transparency that will significantly impact Property and Casualty (P&C) insurers. This article outlines key provisions affecting workers' compensation and auto claims management, state-level implications, and strategic opportunities for insurers to leverage these changes for competitive advantage.