Ten Workers’ Comp Specialty Services You Should Know More About
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Recovering from an injury at work doesn’t unfold in a straight line and specialized services are often needed to achieve the best possible outcome.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: What Adjusters Need to Know About Foot and Ankle Injuries in Workers’ Comp
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Foot and ankle injuries are among the most common musculoskeletal conditions in workers’ compensation, making up 10-15% of all claims. While many resolve without issue, others lead to complications, extended recovery and long-term disability. For adjusters, getting the first 10 days right in these cases can directly influence claim outcomes and keep routine cases on track.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Why Prosthetic Claims Are Among the Most Complex in Workers’ Compensation
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Prosthetic claims rank among the most challenging to manage. With the right support and strategy, prosthetic claims can restore function, independence and even return-to-work opportunities.
Bone-Connected Prosthetics: What Adjusters Should Know About Osseointegration
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Read this article to learn how osseointegration is reshaping prosthetic outcomes. See what adjusters should know about rehab timelines, risks, and long-term care planning for catastrophic amputation claims.
Reduce Cost and Complexity in Workers’ Comp Ankle and Foot Claims
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Often seen as routine, foot and ankle injuries are among the most frequent and costly musculoskeletal claims in workers' compensation. Representing 10% to 15% of all claims, and up to 20% in high-risk sectors like construction, these injuries average $28,000 to $30,000 in combined medical and indemnity costs.
Accelerating Recovery: The Case for Direct Physical Therapy Access in Workers’ Comp
Enlyte SVP Kim Radcliffe shares why direct physical therapy access should be a frontline strategy in workers’ comp. Learn how it reduces delays, lowers costs, and improves return-to-work outcomes.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: How Physical Therapy Clinical Guidelines Help Drive Faster Recovery and Lower Claim Costs
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Physical therapy (PT) plays a central role in recovery. But without clear targets, treatment can easily extend longer than necessary, delaying return to work and increasing costs. That’s where clinical guidelines come in. They provide benchmarks for treatment progression, expected visit counts, and documentation standards—all critical elements needed to ensure appropriate care, reduce friction, and keep claims moving forward.
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