Your loss run has two dates on every claim: the day the injury happened and the day it was …
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Your loss run has two dates on every claim: the day the injury happened and the day it was …
The Loss Run Column That Says More About Control Than Your PremiumRead More

Every claim review team eventually runs into the same situation. One name keeps coming up. Let’s …

For many employers, the claim review happens once a quarter. The adjuster, broker, nurse case …
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Picture a workers’ compensation program that launched well. Supervisors were trained. The injury …
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The facts of a workplace injury are clearest in the first few days. Witnesses remember what they …
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An employer writes a clear instruction: use a specific occupational health clinic for initial …
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Most account handling instructions are written with good intentions. They describe what the …
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Two telemedicine vendors quote you a price. One says $100 per call. The other says $100 per call. …
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Knowing that discount-driven networks can quietly raise total claim costs is one thing. Actually …
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When an employee gets hurt, the first voice they hear on the phone matters more than most employers …
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Ask most employers how their safety program is performing, and they will point to one number. …
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Somewhere in your organization, someone already knows about a hazard that has not been fixed. They …
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Most employers already know that safety culture matters. Fewer can explain what actually builds …

When it's time to renew or restructure a workers' compensation insurance program, many …
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A captive insurance arrangement can be one of the most financially rewarding ways to manage …
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Most employers measure workers' compensation success by claim cost, claim duration, or …
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Long before a formal screening tool ever enters the picture, someone at your company already knows …
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Most workers' comp programs are still trying to identify high-risk claims by instinct. A supervisor …
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Most concussions resolve in days or weeks. But some injured workers stay out of work for months, …
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Ask most employers when their injury prevention efforts begin, and they will describe safety …
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