Migraine Medication Trends in Work Comp
6 MIN READ
Join Tom Kerr as he interviews Nikki Wilson, Senior Director of Clinical Pharmacy Services to dig into part one of our annual drug trends series. In this short video they’ll discuss standout trends from our most recent data focusing on migraine medications.
Ask The Pharmacist: Adult Vaccination and Its Role in Workplace Health
3 MIN READ
While often overlooked, adult immunization status can significantly influence recovery timelines, risk of complications and workplace absence—factors that directly affect claim outcomes and return-to-work planning. Staying current with recommended adult vaccinations represents an essential aspect of preventive health care with important implications for overall well-being and workplace health.
Trump executive order presents challenges for workers’ comp, auto insurers
Discover how Enlyte experts Lisa Robinson and Michele Hibbert analyze the recent health care executive order's impact on workers’ comp and auto insurers.
Ripple Effect: Potential Impacts of Tariffs and Proposed Medicaid Cuts on Workers’ Comp
Discover how U.S. trade tariffs and proposed Medicaid cuts could reshape workers’ comp costs and care access. Dave Torrence outlines key risks and strategies in WorkCompWire’s "Leaders Speak" article.
A True Alternative to Opioids for Workers’ Comp? Questions Remain
Enlyte’s Nikki Wilson weighs in on suzetrigine as a potential opioid alternative in workers’ comp. Discover what this breakthrough could mean for pain management and claims strategies.
The Implications of Trump's Health Care Executive Order for Workers' Compensation and Auto Insurers
4 MIN READ
Explore the immediate effects of President Trump's 2025 health care executive order on workers' compensation and auto insurers, including rising drug costs and supply chain disruptions.
Ask The Pharmacist: Bird Flu and Its Growing Impact on Public Health
3 MIN READ
Bird flu, or avian influenza, is an emerging public health and industry concern across North America. While the virus primarily affects birds, it can occasionally spread to humans—raising important questions around occupational exposure and public health safety.