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Winter's Impact on Work Comp Claims
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.
Ask The Pharmacist: Asthma and Smoke Inhalation Treatments
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.
Elevating Work Comp Care Through Physical Medicine Innovation
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.
Enlyte’s 2025 Trends Report Examines ‘The Year of Generative AI’
Industry leaders discuss impact on the growing utilization of gen AI and data analytics as well as strategies addressing clinical and auto challenges across the claims landscape.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: How Bone Growth Stimulators Accelerate Healing
Recovering from a broken bone can be a long and difficult journey, often accompanied by pain, diminished quality of life, and ongoing medical expenses. Accelerating the healing process is essential, and advancements in technology—like bone growth stimulators (BGS)—are transforming the recovery landscape.
Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) Frequently Asked Questions
An FCE is a comprehensive assessment used to determine an individual's physical abilities and limitations. This standardized testing process is typically conducted by a trained healthcare professional, such as a physical therapist or occupational therapist.