Business Insurance: Creams cut pain, but price is the rub
Topical creams are becoming part of the mix of pain treatment options as doctors look for alternatives to addictive opioids.
Topical creams are becoming part of the mix of pain treatment options as doctors look for alternatives to addictive opioids.
At The Forum, the IAIABC's committees and councils discuss policy and administrative issues in workers' compensation, and attendees may also take p
In 2019, Michigan enacted a bipartisan no-fault auto insurance reform aimed at reducing the state's notoriously high premiums. Key changes included allowing drivers to choose lower levels of personal injury protection (PIP) coverage, implementing a fee schedule for medical services, and prohibiting the use of certain non-driving factors in rate determination.
VP Kate Farley-Agee discusses the rising role of advanced medical practitioners in workers' comp, addressing physician shortages and improving care access, as featured in Business Insurance. Learn about changing trends and state regulations in this industry insight.
Discover how winter weather impacts workers' comp claims on Enlyte's podcast. Learn from industry experts about the increasing prevalence of cold weather injuries, the industries most affected, and the best prevention strategies.
Asthma is a common chronic respiratory disease that leads to difficulty breathing due to the presence of inflammation and bronchoconstriction. It’s often triggered by allergens, irritants or infections and in some occupational settings, employees may develop asthma or experience exacerbations because of airborne irritants, such as smoke or certain chemical agents (e.g., ash, pesticides, mineral dust, sawdust, etc.). The treatment of asthma focuses on controlling inflammation, preventing bronchospasm and minimizing exposure to environmental triggers.
When it comes to physical therapy (PT), ensuring injured employees receive timely, effective care can be critical to recovery. We recently sat down with three of our Enlyte industry experts—Ted Smith, Dora Morris, and Kim Radcliffe—to discuss how a comprehensive physical medicine program can help deliver optimal results.