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Property Casualty 360°: The role of empathy in workers' comp
Most of us deal with sick and injured workers on a daily basis. At some point, daily tasks and deadlines take over and empathy takes a backseat.
Tipping Points: When Good Claims Go Bad
1 MIN READ
Preventing typical workers’ compensation claims from escalating to high-cost levels resulting in return-to-work (RTW) delays and possible litigation is a recurring challenge.
Social Success: Twitter Chat Allows Workers’ Comp Pros to Share Ideas
Although social media has not been widely embraced across the workers’ comp industry as a top resource for news, the first-ever workers’ comp Twitter Chat tested a new channel for communicating, educating and stimulating ideas among industry participants.
Learn More About What It Takes To Achieve URAC Accreditation
4 MIN READ
Genex Services is a leader in utilization review (UR) and has an advanced position to meet the requirements of California Senate Bill 1160, particularly the accreditation mandate.
Benefits Magazine: 7 Questions Toward More Effective Workers' Comp Programs
4 MIN READ
In trying to ensure workers' compensation programs work for both employees and their organization, employers need to consider at least seven key areas.
3 For NWCDC: Ron Skrocki of GENEX Services
During our time at NWCDC 2014, we had Workers’ Comp industry stakeholders participate in WorkCompWire’s “3 For NWCDC” series, focused on this year’s developments and on improving the system! Here’s what Ron Skrocki, VP Product Management and Development at GENEX Services had to say:
WorkCompWire: Archie Anderson: Time for a Fresh Look at the Independent Medical Exam
1 MIN READ
For years the Independent Medical Exam (IME) has been a staple in the workers’ compensation claims resolution arsenal.
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