40 Years in Workers' Comp: Looking back on Our Industry's Continuous Evolution
This month Genex Services is celebrating its 40th anniversary, a significant accomplishment in this industry. For our company and staff, it’s a momentous occasion and cause for celebration.
Making the Case for Nurse Case Managers
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Nurse case managers play an influential role in an injured worker’s recovery, but if someone asked you, “What do nurse case managers do?” in more detail, what would you say? For National Case Management Week, we spoke with Mitchell Nurse Case Managers, Donna Battle, RN, BSN; and Sandra Sanders, RN, BSN, and Mitchell Medical Director, Dr. Zenia Cortes who shared their thoughts on the field of workers’ compensation case management.
2019 CMS Medicare Payments: Proposed Changes and What They Mean for P&C Insurers
Several states in auto and workers’ compensation claims administration have adopted the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) fee schedules and/or rules for payment of claims. The methodologies employed by CMS in provider billing and payment are typically either mandated by statute or become standards for appropriate billing and payment of claims. When Medicare adds new codes or proposes changes to fee schedules, Mitchell prepares for these changes by reviewing the proposed changes and how they could affect the Property and Casualty industry.
Five Initial Evaluation Issues That May Delay Return to Work
When there’s a return to work delay, practitioners often look for problems that occurred during the course of treatment. However, as Mariellen Blue, Genex’s National Director of Case Management Services, tells us in today’s Inside Workers’ Comp, you may have to go back a little further in the recovery plan to find the answer. Check out the five reasons why the initial evaluation may be the culprit.
Sizing Up the Physical Demand Analysis
The workers’ comp industry is always searching for new ways to increase safety in the workplace. But there’s one tool that’s been available for quite some time that, if used more often, could go a long way to reaching this goal. On today’s Inside Workers’ Comp, Mike Milidonis, Ergonomics and Employer Services Manager at Genex, tells us about the physical demand analysis and how it can play a larger role in keeping workers healthy.
Sizing Up the Physical Demand Analysis
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The workers’ comp industry is always searching for new ways to increase safety in the workplace.
Property Casualty 360°: Managing workers’ comp claims for older workers
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Most of us deal with sick and injured workers on a daily basis. At some point, daily tasks and deadlines take over and empathy takes a backseat. Read here.
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