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Close More Files at Year End with Field Case Management
As the year winds down, inboxes fill up, providers take time off, and everyone wants to know when the claim will close. That slows progress when you already carry a full inventory. Use targeted field case management tasks to move stalled files, clear barriers, and give yourself time back so you start the new year with fewer open questions and fewer open files.
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Understanding and Cultivating Resilience in the Workplace
An individual’s ability to bounce back from stress, anxiety, adversity, illness and even injury defines resilience.
Workers' Comp
Case Study
78-Year-Old Employee Returns to Work After Complex Hip Fracture
See how a 78-year-old maintenance worker overcame a complex hip fracture with field case-management support from Enlyte, returning to modified duty in six weeks and full duty soon after—while saving more than $100K in combined indemnity and medical costs.
Workers' Comp
News Release
Enlyte Announces Enhanced Casualty Solutions Accelerator for Guidewire ClaimCenter
Enlyte has enhanced its Casualty Solutions Accelerator for Guidewire Cloud, connecting ClaimCenter with SmartAdvisor and DecisionPoint to enable faster, more accurate medical bill processing through a pre-built, cloud-based integration.
Workers' Comp
Article
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: How to Keep Workers’ Compensation Home Modifications on Time and on Budget
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.
WorkcompWire
Article
When Good Intentions Misfire in Workers’ Comp Pharmacy
Mitch Freeman examines how well-intended workers’ comp pharmacy regulations can backfire—and offers practical solutions to improve outcomes.