RIMS 2018 Annual Conference & Exhibition

Event Details

Start: January 16, 2018 @ 7:00PM EST On-Demand End: @ On-Demand

Visit Us at Booth #501

RIMS 2018 Annual Conference & Exhibition is the premier event for the risk management community. RIMS 2018 features not only the largest exhibition dedicated to risk management in the world, it also includes a full conference with more than 400 speakers presenting on the full spectrum of risk management. Mitchell will have a dynamic exhibit display on the show floor. Stop by our booth #501 to meet with Mitchell experts and discuss a variety of topics and trends, including:

Auto casualty and workers’ compensation end-to-end claims processing
Utilization review & case management
Risk management
Medical bill review, provider networks and other cost containment solutions
Supporting injured workers and improving medical management outcomes, efficiency and success
Industry trends, including formulary changes, New Jersey and New York ePayment regulations and other evolving legislation in the regulatory landscape

Contact your Mitchell representative or contact casualtysolutions@mitchell.com to schedule a meeting with Mitchell at the event.

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