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Understanding Normal Range of Motion for Joint Functionality
Understanding the normal range of motion (ROM) for different joints is an essential tool. It provides a solid foundation to assess workers’ compensation claims and tailor rehabilitation strategies effectively. Each joint has a generally accepted range of motion, reflecting the degrees to which it can typically move. However, it's important to recognize that individual capabilities may vary within these standard ranges.
Workers' comp medical price index down 1% nationally since Q4 2023
Discover the latest insights from Enlyte's report on the Work Comp Medical Price Index, showing a 1% national decrease since Q4 2023. Learn how this trend impacts the workers' compensation sector.
13 Questions on Workers’ Comp Best Practices for Enlyte’s Tammy Bradly
Explore workers' compensation best practices in this interview with Enlyte's Tammy Bradly. Learn about the role of AI, mental health considerations, and the significance of early intervention in achieving improved return-to-work outcomes.
What Are Specialty Drugs and Why Should I Care About Them?
Explore the world of specialty drugs with Nikki Wilson and understand their impact on costs and worker’s comp claims. This comprehensive article delves into the implications of high-cost specialty medications, potential alternatives, challenges in dispensing and the future outlook.
Coordinating Injury Recovery with Specialty Solutions
Recovering from an injury isn't always straightforward. That's why we offer a comprehensive range of services, all supported by clinical oversight and a national specialty provider network.
Common and Complex Ankle and Foot Injuries
This course aims to help claims professionals and clinical staff understand the nature of these injuries and the best-practice evidence-based treatment to achieve better outcomes. We will explore the most common injures, as well as review some more complex injuries and potential complications that can affect recovery.