Topical creams are becoming part of the mix of pain treatment options as doctors look for alternatives to addictive opioids.
Dave Torrence of Enlyte shares why integrating claims services, clinical solutions, and technology is key to controlling workers’ comp costs and improving outcomes.
Language diversity is a significant consideration in the effective management of workers’ compensation claims because non-English or Limited English Proficient (LEP) employees are disproportionately represented in high-injury industries such as construction, agriculture, manufacturing and food service.
Overview of California DWC rule changes impacting utilization review, MPN physicians, treating physician changes, and the MTUS drug formulary, effective April 1, 2026.
In the most recent Risk & Insurance article, Kim Radcliffe explores how direct access to physical therapy improves workers' compensation outcomes while traditional referral processes create costly delays. Discover evidence-based approaches that enhance recovery and control costs.
Enlyte’s Field Case Manager Locator was built for claim professionals to help you search, filter and place a referral with confidence. It helps you quickly confirm coverage and identify that there is a case manager exactly where you need them, with filters for location, credentials, licensure, certifications and language support.
Morphine Equivalent Dose (MED) is a standardized way to estimate a person's total opioid exposure over a 24-hour period. Because different opioid medications have varying potencies, a common measurement helps you compare “apples to apples.”