WCRI 37th Annual Workers’ Comp Issues and Research Virtual Conference
The WCRI Annual Issues and Research Virtual Conference is a leading work
Network 2.0 - Constructive partnerships between providers and payers
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In our last blog post we discussed how networks help to manage the relationship with the provider and allow patients to sidestep financial challenges.
Phoenix Rising Bonus Cuts: Survival and Recovery
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As we wrap up our Inside Workers’ Comp series for the year, we thought we’d leave you with a positive podcast
Workers’ Compensation – A plus for providers who participate
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Most discussions about the state of U.S. health care quickly lead to a simple but grim diagnosis: The system is broken. The evidence abounds and it’s compelling.
As crises pile on, U.S. hospitals brace for a harrowing winter
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The coronavirus pandemic is perhaps best depicted by the voids it carves rather than by what it yields. The disappearances of handshakes, rush hour traffic, and sellout crowds at sporting events reveal the outlines of a nation transformed.
Workers’ Comp Transformation and the Pandemic: 2020 Trends and Insights from the mPower Conference
COVID-19 has caused many changes throughout 2020, including in the workers’ compensation industry, with many employees leaving the office and working from home, regulations that have affected health care delivery and an uncertain economy. These changes have come quickly and are still evolving, even as 2021 approaches. During the 2020 mPower industry conference held in October, Mitchell experts shared several important insights and emerging trends in the workers’ compensation industry that continue to change because of the pandemic.
Ancillary provider's role in catastrophic claims
In workers’ compensation, catastrophic claims often require a lot of ancillary services which are extremely vital to an injured employee’s recovery.