Many employers look at their experience modification factor (mod) and ask a simple …
The Anti-Dashboard Strategy for Workers’ Comp Leaders
Most workers’ comp programs don’t fail because they lack data. They fail because they have too …
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2 Levers to Control Workers’ Comp for Employers
We all love to have the feeling of control, especially in workers' compensation. Hello. My name is …
If You’re Not Measuring Claims Rate, You’re Guessing
“We had more claims this year.” That statement means almost nothing. If your company grew 40%, …
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The One Number That Turns Workers’ Comp Into a Profit Strategy
Most workers’ comp reports fail for one simple reason: They focus on activity instead of …
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Why the Best Workers’ Comp Programs Start at the End
Most employers collect injury data because they’re required to.Very few employers use that data the …
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The One Number That Tells You If Your Workers’ Comp Program Is Actually Working
How do you know in workers' compensation if things are going well or not? Hello. My name …
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The Overlooked Power of Near-Miss Reporting in Workers’ Comp Prevention
Most employers track injuries.Some track claims.Very few track near misses—and that’s a costly …
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One Injury, Too Many Owners: How Data Confusion Increases Claims Costs
When an employee gets injured, a surprising question often follows inside the organization: Who …
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Why ‘More Help’ Isn’t Always the Answer in Workers’ Comp
When workers’ comp results disappoint, employers often respond the same way: add another …
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One Trick to Have Adjusters Follow Your TPA Account Instructions
One of the biggest complaints that people have in the work comp industry regarding account …
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Is Your Workers’ Comp Problem Frequency or Severity?
When workers’ comp costs rise, most employers immediately look for solutions. But too often, they …
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Your Workers’ Comp Vision Is Missing — And It’s Costing You Money
Most workers’ compensation problems don’t start with bad adjusters, uncooperative doctors, or …
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Finding the Claims That Will Blow Up Your Costs—Before They Do
By the time a workers’ compensation claim has been open for six months, the outcome is usually …
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Biomedical vs. Biopsychosocial: The Real Reason Claims Spiral
Most workers’ compensation programs are built on a simple assumption:Fix the injury, and the claim …
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Not All Catastrophic Claims Start Catastrophic
When employers think about catastrophic workers’ compensation claims, they usually picture dramatic …
The Discount Trap in Workers’ Comp Medical Care
At first glance, medical discounts seem like a win for employers. Lower fees should mean lower …
Why Telemedicine Is the Front Door of Claim Control
Telemedicine is often marketed as a convenience tool — faster access, fewer clinic visits, and …
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The Three Cs of Great Treating Physicians
One of the most overlooked drivers of workers’ compensation outcomes isn’t the network, the …
Predictability vs. Guessing: Why the Law of Large Numbers Matters in Insurance Decisions
When employers consider changing workers’ compensation insurance structures, the conversation often …
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