After a traumatic event, injured workers may want to avoid the scene of the accident. But returning to work could help them heal.
Third-party claims can be challenging for adjusters, so we invited Chris Williamson, senior manager of product management at Mitchell, to explain some solutions to make the process run a little more smoothly.
Third-party claims can be challenging for adjusters, so we invited Chris Williamson, senior manager of product management at Mitchell, to explain some solutions to make the process run a little more smoothly.
Since the birth of case management in the workers' compensation industry, payers and employers have struggled to quantify the impact that case management has on a claim.
Company teams with LossExpress and Claim Toolkit to deliver the industry’s first total loss valuation solution with integrated loan payoff cap
The upcoming elections, medicare-related fee schedule changes and medical marijuana are among the issues WC legal and regulatory experts are watching.
When an employee sustains a significant injury which requires inpatient care and rehabilitation, going home is often the first major goal of recovery. But the comforts of home may not be so comforting if the person requires a wheelchair or other assistive devices to get around. On today’s Inside Workers’ Comp, we talk with Nicole Usher of Apricus who explains how home modifications can make an injured employee’s house home sweet home again.