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Workers' Comp
Case Study
Coordinating Care From Hospital to Home
The following case study illustrates the complexities of hospital discharge planning and the potential for readmission in catastrophic cases. This case describes the process of injured employee care and problem resolution as approached by the case manager and the Apricus care coordinator.
Workers' Comp
Case Study
Smart Solutions for Successful Hospital Discharge Planning
The following example highlights how Apricus care coordinators manage complex cases and their ability to go above and beyond for an injured employee. This case illustrates how coordinated specialty services with an outcomes-driven approach, offering quick coordination with a quality focus can make the journey easier for injured employees and their families.
Enlyte
Article
Beyond the Buzz: Do You Have GenAI FOMO?
Tech leaders are feeling pressured to integrate generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) into their programs, but what do we really need to understand about leveraging AI effectively and responsibly for Property and Casualty?
Mitchell
News Release
Mitchell Named a Global Leader in Cloud Computing for Innovative, AI-Powered Appraisal Review Solution
Mitchell today announced that it received a 2023 Stratus Award for Cloud Computing from Business Intelligence Group. The organization’s annual awards program seeks to identify the companies, products and people offering unique solutions that take advantage of cloud technologies.
WorkCompWire
Article
Seamless Management of Specialty Services for Catastrophic Claims
In workers’ compensation, catastrophic (CAT) injuries occur with relatively low frequency. However, when they happen, payers demand an all-hands-on-deck approach that can benefit from specialized experts to manage specific aspects of these complicated claims.
Risk & Insurance
In the News
Recognizing PTSD and Its Doppelgängers in Workers’ Comp: The Complex Path to Recovery
Recognizing and treating PTSD will be key for workers’ comp professionals as more states expand coverage for the condition.