Reporting a work injury is an essential component of any successful workers’ compensation program. …
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Using Defense Attorneys to Defend Work Comp Cases
Defense attorneys play a crucial and vital role in defending workers’ compensation cases. When …
Settle More Workers’ Comp Claims Faster With The Team Approach
There's an African proverb that says, if you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go …
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Simple 3 Prong Approach To Work Comp Cost Control
Employers can save money by following the Best Practices we often recommend in our articles. While …
The Future of COVID-19—Vaccines and the Trajectory of Care
Speakers Michael Choo, MD, FACEP, FAAEM, Chief Medical Officer, Paradigm Kathy Galia, RN, …
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How Many Claims is Too Many For Your Adjuster?
There is a regular discussion in the insurance industry on how many workers’ compensation claims an …
Peer Review & Peer Matching Central Components Of Work Comp Medical Management
Peer reviews are a central component of a complete medical management program. A peer-to-peer …
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Workers Compensation Claim Reserves 101
Reserves are the amount of money that is set aside to pay the cost of a workers’ compensation …
Closing Complex and High Exposure Work Comp Cases Like a Pro
Members of the claim management team face the challenge of closing complex and high exposure …
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Using Vocational Rehab in Workers’ Comp Return to Work
Vocational rehabilitation is a benefit provided to employees in most jurisdictions to help injured …
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What If The Doctor Won’t Release My Employee to Work?
When an employee is injured at work, the primary goal of workers' compensation stakeholders is …
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Claim Handler Tips to Write Exceptional IME Letters
Claim handlers are sometimes called upon to write cover letters to a medical expert in advance of …
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Medicare Secondary Payer: Issues that Will Impact Work Comp in 2021
Medicare Secondary Payer compliance will continue to be a challenge for the claim team members and …
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How Quickly Your Injured Employees Should Return to Work
What percentage of injured employees is realistic to return to work in zero to four days. What …
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Reduce Workers’ Comp Costs in a Union Environment
Workers’ compensation programs often run into problems when their workforce comprises members of a …
Selecting the Right Service Providers to Reduce Workers’ Comp Costs
Workers’ compensation insurance claim teams rely on many different service providers to perform …
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3 Techniques To Gain Workers’ Comp Management Commitment
If senior management is not backing your work comp program reform project, you will not be …
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Part 3: What to Do AFTER a Workers’ Comp Claim Audit
This post is one in a 3-part series: Part 1: Stop Wasting Time Doing Workers' Comp Claim …
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Part 2: Select the Right Claims for a Workers’ Comp Claim Audit
This post is one in a 3-part series: Part 1: Stop Wasting Time Doing Workers' Comp Claim …
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Part 1: Stop Wasting Time Doing Workers’ Comp Claim Audits
This post is one in a 3-part series: Part 1: Stop Wasting Time Doing Workers' Comp Claim …
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