From Fragmentation to Integration: Awaken Results in Claims Cost Management

Event Details

Start: October 24, 2025 @ 9:00AM EDT On-Demand End: @ On-Demand Location: Online Event

Medical costs in workers’ comp and auto claims are climbing — but the real budget drain often hides in plain sight: fragmented processes, delayed referrals, and duplicated treatments. In this on-demand session, Enlyte experts will walk you through the entire claims lifecycle to reveal where inefficiencies drive up spend and how integration can reverse the trend. You’ll see how proven strategies like network optimization, automated evidence-based reviews, and predictive analytics can lower medical costs, speed recovery, and improve outcomes without adding work to your team’s plate.

Why Watch?

This session is designed for claims and clinical leaders looking for practical, cost-saving insights they can apply across their programs. Watch anytime and walk away with a clearer path to lower costs and stronger outcomes.

Featuring Enlyte Experts:

Anne Levins, SVP Network Product Management
Rebecca Morgan, VP Technology Product Management
Kim Radcliffe, DHA, MHA, PT, SVP Physical Therapy Product Management

Let’s awaken results — with fewer touchpoints, seamless process, and stronger savings.

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