Part One of Coventry’s 2017 Drug Trends Series reported the largest drop in Morphine Equivalent Dose (MED) in the last three years. As an indicator of increased chances for adverse outcomes, including death from overdose, these and other inroads are essential in the effort to curtail opioid misuse. To learn more about MED and its impact watch our latest video blog.
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Ask The Pharmacist: Steroid Medications in Workers’ Compensation
In workers’ comp, steroid medications have often played a role in the management of pain related conditions and joint injuries, either alone or incorporated in “trigger point” injections with an anesthetic medication like lidocaine. They are also used to reduce inflammation in the management of certain lung injuries.
Restoring Lives: How Heart of Case Management Award Winners Make a Difference
The Enlyte Heart of Case Management Award is a prestigious honor recognizing four case managers of Genex Services selected from a field of more than 2,000 across the country.
Combat Rising Medical Costs on First Party Auto Claims
Enlyte’s auto bill review solution reduced the medical bill by an average of 80%— so our customer pays 20 cents for every dollar charged.
Causes of Delayed Workplace Recoveries
Case managers can identify and address underlying behavioral health symptoms to keep workers' comp claims on track.
Not All PBMs are Created Equally: Examining the Differences Between Traditional Health Care and Workers’ Compensation PBM
Explore the key differences between healthcare and workers' compensation PBMs, and the unique regulatory challenges they face in this detailed analysis.
Technology aids workers comp claims advocacy
Implementing advanced technology and frontline patient advocacy are neck and neck among the fastest-growing trends in workers compensation claims management, but the best results for patients often come from balancing the two, experts say.