Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Cut Delays and Rework With Early DME Coordination
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Durable Medical Equipment (DME) requests can look simple at first, but the details get complex fast. Product categories overlap, models vary in small but important ways, and prices range widely. Miscellaneous codes for products not easily categorized add confusion. The result is uncertain approvals, rework, and delays that stretch claim duration.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: How to Keep Workers’ Compensation Home Modifications on Time and on Budget
4 MIN READ
Home modifications for injured employees can sprawl in scope and cost, adding administrative work and exposing the claim to delays, change orders and reauthorizations. Partnering with an experienced workers’ compensation home modification coordinator like Apricus can simplify the process, increase transparency and keep every project aligned to clear milestones that control scope, cost and timelines.
Enabling Life Beyond Limitations: Coordinating 1,200-Mile Travel for a Catastrophic Claim
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Complex medical travel coordination for a catastrophic claim. Apricus unified vendors and clinical oversight to ensure safe, incident-free, long-distance transport.
From Fragmentation to Integration: Awaken Results in Claims Cost Management
On-Demand
1 MIN READIn this on-demand webinar, Enlyte experts break down how to identify and eliminate costly friction points across the entire claims lifecycle.
Using Remote Therapy Monitoring to Improve Compliance Costs in Comp
Discover how remote therapy monitoring is changing physical rehabilitation. In this Enlyte Envision podcast, Kim Radcliffe, DHA, MHA, PT, discusses how wearable technology helps injured employees recover faster and what it means for workers’ comp.
Ten Workers’ Comp Specialty Services You Should Know More About
1 MIN READ
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
4 MIN READ
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.