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Mitchell Survey Finds Cost Containment is the Driving Factor for Adopting Advanced Technologies in Workers' Compensation
More than half of respondents believe telemedicine and artificial intelligence will have the biggest impact on the industry.*
Introducing Networks 2.0: Part One
Most discussions about the state of U.S. health care quickly lead to a simple but grim diagnosis: The system is broken. The evidence abounds and it’s compelling. The U.S. spends more per capita than any other country yet often produces only lackluster outcomes. Access to care can be poor. Even average life expectancy, which notched steady gains for decades, has ticked lower in recent years.
Webcast: Workers' Compensation Legislation Addressing Essential Workers Affected by COVID-19
Mitchell VP of Government Affairs, Brian Allen, discusses the impact of COVID-19 on workers' compensation from a regulatory and compliance perspective.
COVID-19 P&C Industry Regulatory Compliance Dashboard
Mitchell customers can stay up-to-date with COVID-19 regulatory updates and easily sort through information using the new dashboard.
AASCIF Connection Series: Touch-Less Claims: The Future of Technology and Automation in Workers' Compensation
Automation has the potential to continue to make major improvements to the workers’ compensation industry in terms of efficiency, consistency and m
PLRB Webinar: Auto Casualty Claims Management Technologies
Technology is evolving at an ever-increasing pace.