Workers' Comp
Webcast: Workers' Compensation Legislation Addressing Essential Workers Affected by COVID-19
April 27, 2020
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Enlyte Drug Trend Report: Migraine Med Use Soars in Comp Despite Overall Drop in Scripts
Despite opioids continuing its hold as the most-prescribed drug class in workers’ compensation, migraine medications and topicals are gaining ground as alternatives to pain management, according to part 1 of Enlyte’s 2025 Drug Trends Report.
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Bill Review is Complex… Here’s How to Make it Easier and More Efficient
In our Leaders Speak article, Steve Laudermilch shares how to simplify specialty bill review, boost efficiency, and maximize savings.
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Mitchell Launches Cloud-Native Guidewire Integration to Help Insurers Expedite Claims Processing
Mitchell today announced the availability of its cloud-native integration for Guidewire ClaimCenter. The new integration optimizes loss profiling, assignment and damage appraisal workflows by automatically synchronizing data from Guidewire and Mitchell applications, helping auto insurers reduce leakage and expedite claims processing.
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Diabetes complicates claims, worker recovery
Explore how diabetes complicates workers' compensation claims and impacts injured workers' recovery, highlighting challenges for employers, insurers, and healthcare providers.
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‘Psychological injury’ bill could create double remedy for workers
Brian Allen, Enlyte’s VP of Government Affairs, was recently featured in Business Insurance to share his perspective on a new Rhode Island legislative proposal that could significantly impact employers.
Workers' Comp
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Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Electronic Medical Records Streamline Recovery and Strengthen Claims Oversight
Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) are digital versions of traditional paper medical charts, offering real-time, secure access to patient information for authorized users. By streamlining access to clinical data and enhancing provider communication, EMRs are transforming how care is coordinated and delivered across the health care industry.