Workers' Comp
Workers' Comp Data: Healthcare Industry Sector is the Source of the Majority of COVID-19 Claims
August 5, 2020
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Mitchell
News Release
Industrial Commission of Arizona Formally Adopts 2020/2021 Fee Schedule
The final version of the rule contains some important changes to the pharmaceutical section of the fee schedule.
Workers' Comp
Blog
Prescription and Private Label Topical Trends in 2019
These and other challenges call for careful oversight that includes identification, clinical review and intervention, and/or recommendation of therapeutic alternatives where appropriate to help control inappropriate utilization and spend.
Auto Casualty
Article
New York No-Fault Fee Schedule: What You Need to Know
In October, New York will implement major changes to its fee schedule for auto casualty no-fault claims, which includes increased rates and significant changes to specific ground rules stating that providers may not bill outside of their section of the fee schedule. Find out what you need to know now to comply and what impact it may have for insurers and medical providers operating in the state of New York.
Mitchell
News Release
Resources for Dealerships
To help you keep customers and employees safe during the pandemic, take advantage of KPA's Coronavirus Resource Packet for Dealerships.
Mitchell
Article
Average Length of Rental for Repairable Vehicles: Q2 2020
The quarterly LOR summary is produced by Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Through its ARMS® Automotive Suite of Products, Enterprise provides collision repair facilities with free cycle time reporting with market comparisons, free text/email capability to update their customers on vehicle repair status, and online reservations. More information is available at armsautosuite.com.
Mitchell
Article
ADAS Vehicles Are Here...But Are You Ready?
From pedestrian detection to lane departure warnings, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are quickly becoming standard. Today there are nearly 64 million automobiles with ADAS on U.S. and Canadian roads. While the added safety features are designed to protect consumers by reducing accidents and fatalities, they introduce new challenges for collision repairers. Among the biggest obstacles to a proper repair are training and technology.