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Gerber Collision & Glass Signs Enterprise Agreement to License Mitchell Cloud Estimating
Mitchell and Gerber Collision & Glass, one of the largest multi-site operators (MSOs) in North America, today jointly announced that they have signed a multi-year enterprise licensing agreement. The agreement gives all current and future Gerber repair centers access to Mitchell Cloud Estimating with Integrated Repair Procedures and the company’s Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) calculator.
Health Care Price Transparency: What Workers' Comp and Auto Insurers Need to Know
The recent One Big Beautiful Bill Act (BBB) Act mandates unprecedented health care price transparency that will significantly impact Property and Casualty (P&C) insurers. This article outlines key provisions affecting workers' compensation and auto claims management, state-level implications, and strategic opportunities for insurers to leverage these changes for competitive advantage.
2025 Theo Award Winner: FedEx
Risk & Insurance spotlights FedEx, a 2025 Theo Award winner, for unifying its risk and medical management programs in partnership with Enlyte—building a culture of trust, transparency, and collaboration.
When Machines Miss the Meaning
Download this case study to see how clinicians enhance AI medical record summaries, cutting review costs by 33%, boosting efficiency by 80%, to support well-informed claims decisions.
Mitchell Recognized as a 2025 Stratus Award Winner for Its Transformative, AI-Powered Claims Automation Solutions
Mitchell today announced that it is a winner of the Business Intelligence Group’s 2025 Stratus Awards for Cloud Computing. Now in its 12th year, the awards program honors organizations, products and individuals innovating in the cloud to power the future of business. Mitchell was named a top technology company in the Software as a Service (SaaS) category for its achievements in transforming the collision-damage appraisal process.
Understanding Compliance and Regulatory Trends in Workers’ Comp Costs
Explore how evolving federal and state regulations, price transparency mandates, and AI oversight are reshaping workers’ compensation costs. Learn what organizations can do to stay compliant while managing risk and driving value.