After a traumatic event, injured workers may want to avoid the scene of the accident. But returning to work could help them heal.
Home modifications for injured employees can sprawl in scope and cost, adding administrative work and exposing the claim to delays, change orders and reauthorizations. Partnering with an experienced workers’ compensation home modification coordinator like Apricus can simplify the process, increase transparency and keep every project aligned to clear milestones that control scope, cost and timelines.
Mitch Freeman examines how well-intended workers’ comp pharmacy regulations can backfire—and offers practical solutions to improve outcomes.
Watch our on-demand drug trends webinar, where our pharmacists share insights on top workers’ comp pharmacy trends and how to prepare your program for emerging challenges.
Brian Allen is featured in Business Insurance, offering insights on a landmark PTSD case involving a Pennsylvania firefighter. The article examines how evolving presumption laws for first responders are shaping workers’ compensation claims and mental health strategies nationwide.
Mitchell and Crash Champions, one of the nation’s fastest-growing, founder-led collision repair providers, today announced a collaboration to reimagine the vehicle claims process using the latest in AI and cloud estimating technology. Crash Champions is the first MSO to fully deploy Mitchell’s breakthrough end-to-end workflow optimization software for multi-site repair centers, deploying the technology across its nationwide network of more than 650 locations.
When an injured employee needs medication, choosing how to take it can be just as important as which drug you use. A medication’s route of administration is simply how it should be taken, such as oral, injectable, transdermal patch, inhaled or topically.