Article

How COVID-19 Presumption Laws Might Affect the Workers' Compensation Industry

… health care workers falling ill , but that is likely an undercount. In May, more than 4,300 of LA County’s health care workers and first responders had tested positive for the disease. With so …
Article

Top Auto Casualty Trends to Watch in 2022

… trends expected to continue. To help you prepare and navigate what’s next, here are Enlyte’s top 2022 predictions: Miles Driven Will Fluctuate; Severity Will Continue to Rise Provider … Automation, no-touch claim processing and artificial intelligence will be top of mind for insurance carriers experiencing staffing shortages. … Many carriers will focus on integrating the knowledge of their top adjusters and claim specialists into their technology platforms to reduce the risk of that …
Article

Five Inevitable Technologies That Will Transform the Claims Process

… While English may be the de-facto language in the United States, it is no secret that countless other languages are spoken …
Article

Workers’ Compensation: 2022 Trends & Predictions

… regulatory changes and more. To help you navigate what’s next and understand this year’s top trends, we’ve outlined Enlyte’s top 2022 workers’ compensation predictions: Staffing Shortages Will Affect Employers and Payers … To help mitigate the risk that comes with top employees leaving or retiring, claims organizations in 2022 will likely put a special focus … also expect there will be some movement related to recreational cannabis, whether that means de-scheduling, re-scheduling or decriminalizing. Any changes at the national level would be a …
Article

2020 in Hindsight: Clinical Trends and Predictions

… legalization efforts to continue. On the federal level, several bills are being considered to de-schedule marijuana or regulate it like alcohol. If these pass, they could open up the ability … topicals increased an average of 379%. The largest price increase for a topical within the top 20 topical medications was for a combination cream of nystatin and triamcinolone, which …
Article

The New CDC Opioid Guidelines

… slow When opioids are needed for acute pain, prescribe no more than needed Do not prescribe ER/LA opioids for acute pain Follow-up and re-evaluate risk of harm; reduce dose or taper and …