Alternative therapies are mentioned often by participants in the workers compensation sector trying to manage injured workers' pain while shifting away from the industry's dependence on opioids — and acupuncture is the talk of the town.
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How Video Chat Is Enabling New Types of Interactions in the Insurance Claims Process
At a time when artificial intelligence-powered chatbots are making significant inroads in the insurance industry, another, more familiar technology is also gaining traction—video chat.
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Coventry Receives URAC Re-Accreditation for Case Management
Downers Grove, IL.—Coventry has been awarded re-accreditation for its workers’ compensation case management program by
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Press Release - Coventry Receives URAC Re-Accreditation for Case Management
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Improving Outcomes in the Face of Natural Disasters
Throughout the year, various natural disasters grip the United States, from devastating hurricanes to massive wildfires. In response, many regions often declare states of emergency to provide relief to those affected by the disasters. Beyond the damage to the environment, personal property and most importantly, people, the impact of natural disasters often reverberates throughout the workers’ compensation industry.
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Press Release - Coventry Receives URAC Re-Accreditation for Case Management
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Mitchell Announces Strategic Agreement with Assured Performance Network for Audit & Inspection Services
Assured Performance named as an Audit & Inspection Vendor for Mitchell's Collision Repair Network Management solutions