Most employers believe they're managing their workers' compensation program because they're …
The Real Purpose of a Workers’ Comp Claim Review
Many employers believe workers' compensation claim reviews are designed to reduce claim costs. …
Who Should Be in Your Workers’ Comp Claim Review Meetings?
Many employers assume the more people they invite to a workers' compensation claim review, the more …
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Dedicated vs. Designated Adjusters: Understanding the Difference
Many employers evaluate workers' compensation programs based on premiums, service fees, or claims …
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Looking Beyond Price When Selecting a Workers’ Compensation Partner
When employers evaluate workers’ compensation carriers, TPAs, or claims administration services, …
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How Regular Claims Reviews Help Employers Avoid Costly Surprises
Many employers spend most of their workers' compensation management efforts reacting to individual …
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The ROI of a Five-Minute Phone Call to an Injured Employee
Many employers spend thousands of dollars on workers’ compensation programs designed to improve …
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How Empathy Reduces Workers’ Comp Costs
When employers discuss workers’ compensation cost reduction, the conversation usually centers on …
How Supervisor Actions Shape Workers’ Comp Costs and Recovery
When most organizations think about workers’ compensation, they focus on insurance carriers, claims …
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When Safety Bonuses Backfire
At first glance, rewarding employees for achieving zero workplace accidents seems like a great …
Why Safety Slogans Don’t Build Safety Cultures
Walk through almost any workplace and you'll find safety posters on the walls. "Safety …
The Three Forces Driving Every Safety Decision
Most workplace injuries don't happen because employees intentionally ignore safety rules. They …
The Insurance Structure Triangle: Risk, Reward, and Control
Every workers’ compensation insurance structure exists somewhere along a spectrum. At one end sits …
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The Mod Is a Scorecard, Not a Strategy
For many employers, workers compensation performance eventually comes back to one number: the …
Why Financial Leaders Need a Seat at the Workers’ Comp Table
Workers’ compensation insurance is often viewed as an operational issue. Safety teams focus on …
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Delayed Medical Treatment Is Fuel for Workers’ Comp Lawsuits
One of the fastest ways to increase workers’ compensation litigation risk is surprisingly simple. …
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Stop Shopping for Discounts and Start Building Better Provider Partnerships
For years, employers have been sold the idea that lower medical discounts automatically lead to …
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How Strong Physician Partnerships Improve Workers’ Comp Outcomes
Many workers’ compensation programs focus heavily on controlling medical costs. They negotiate …
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Why Some Claims Cost $2,600 and Others Cost $36,000
Most employers know some workers’ compensation claims become unexpectedly expensive. What they …
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The Participation Test: Your Earliest Predictor of Claim Failure
One of the biggest mistakes employers make in workers’ compensation is focusing only on the medical …
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