Regulatory volatility is reshaping claims management
Enlyte experts examine how regulatory volatility, medical cost pressures and evolving policies are reshaping workers’ comp claims management. Read more on PropertyCasualty360.
Louisiana SB 408—A Workers’ Comp Carrier Guide to Changing Requirements
For decades, Louisiana's workers’ compensation system has stood out for its stability, with employers, insurers and injured employees operating within a well-established and largely predictable framework. Not perfect but familiar enough that most organizations knew what to expect. That changed with the passage of SB 408 (Act No. 766, 2026 Regular Session).
Thoughts on the Publix Decision and What Actually Changed (Spoiler, Less Than You Think)
Few Florida workers' compensation decisions have sparked more conversation than Publix Super Markets, Inc. v. Department of Financial Services, or generated more questions about their practical impact.
Key Implementation Considerations from Kentucky's New PIP Fee Schedule
For decades, Kentucky's no-fault auto system operated without a dedicated Personal Injury Protection (PIP) medical fee schedule. That changed with the enactment of House Bill 627, which established a new reimbursement framework for PIP medical benefits by incorporating Kentucky workers' compensation fee schedule rates.
Auto Casualty Claims
8 MIN READ
First-party automobile medical claims reflect a market that is beginning to demonstrate measurable cost discipline after several years of steady severity growth. Following increases in allowed medical cost per claimant from 2022 through 2024, the 2025 loss year marks the first year-over-year decline in allowed cost per claimant, decreasing 0.6% from the prior year.
Behavioral Health Trends in Workers’ Compensation
3 MIN READ
This study looked at all lost-time (LT) claims with dates of injury 1/1/2025–12/31/2025, valued at 15 months (3/31/2026) to determine the impact of behavioral health treatments on the costs of a workers’ compensation claim. We looked at the impact of behavior health treatments (identified by diagnosis and/or CPT treatment codes) on the total medical costs of claims, the total medical treatment duration days, and the frequency of the different types of behavioral health diagnoses.
State Regulatory Surge, Federal Shifts Reshaping Workers’ Comp
Explore how rising regulatory activity, AI oversight and evolving workplace policies are reshaping workers’ comp claims management. In this Claims Journal article, Enlyte experts break down the compliance, litigation and operational risks organizations should be watching closely.
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