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The New Standard for Proper and Safe Repairs
When components involved in repairs of vehicles are connected to each other, the consumer is more likely to be protected from any oversight in the repair process that could compromise safety.
Top Six Benefits IoT Offers the Automotive Claims Industry
Just one poor claims experience will lead more than 30 percent of customers to switch carriers within a year of the incident. How can insurers improve satisfaction during the claims process, make customers’ lives easier and reduce churn?
3 Takeaways from WCRI
WCRI’s recent annual conference delivered valuable research and insight on the current (and future) state of the industry.
Quarterly Drug Update: Evaluating Combination Medications
Pricing for prescription drugs is a topic of much discussion. Combination drugs are often under scrutiny as a common practice for manufacturers to create new brand medications. While these combination drugs are effective, they may be more expensive and no more effective than their separate generic components that typically come at a significantly lower Average Wholesale Price (AWP).
WorkCompWire: Shore Up the Home Health Staffing Shortage with a Deep Bench of Expertise
Explore how Bob Smith addresses the growing home health staffing shortage in workers' compensation by leveraging a nationwide network of skilled caregivers to ensure consistent, high-quality care for injured employees.
WorkCompWire: How Outdated Imaging Equipment is Impacting Quality of Care and Claim Costs
Ted Smith discusses how outdated diagnostic imaging equipment affects care quality and drives up workers’ compensation claim costs—highlighting the importance of modern technology in improving outcomes and reducing inefficiencies