After a traumatic event, injured workers may want to avoid the scene of the accident. But returning to work could help them heal.
Late summer typically brings back-to-school rituals for millions of students every year, as well as the close of the vacation season for families and friends. This year, the dog days bode change for another group, one unaccustomed to seasonal swings in how they spend their days: office workers.
Insurers can now use Mitchell Intelligent Estimating with AI from Inspektlabs to automate and expedite the auto claims handling process.
Recently, the Biden administration issued guidance on how long-term effects of COVID-19 could qualify as a disability under federal law. So, we asked Genex’s Kevin Ufier to join us to explain what this new ruling means to disability and workers’ comp claims management.
While some of the pandemic-induced restrictions on everyday life will eventually recede along with the virus, some changes are likely to linger. More of us will keep working from home. We’ll likely continue washing our hands more frequently, and many of us expect to keep using face masks.
Direction of care can have a profound influence on reducing the impacts of high drug prices in workers' compensation. In our latest interview with VP of Government Affairs, we dive into the latest on drug pricing and direction of care.
While every carrier’s exact workflow and claim processing techniques are distinct, most claim professionals across the third party liability industry operate with the same goals in mind—settle claims accurately, efficiently and consistently. But sometimes, the complexity of third party claim processing can cloud these seemingly simple objectives.