What is meant by ‘corporate culture’ and why should we care, especially in the workers’ …
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What Is Your Workers’ Comp Brand?
Louis Vuitton luggage, a Prada bag, a Tiffany bracelet, even an American Girl doll. These are all …
Durable Medical Equipment Often Overlooked for Cost Containment
Self-insured employers who are trying to control the cost of medical care within their workers’ …
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Six Tips to Get the Most From Your Insurer
Many insurers are great providers, however, it is naïve to think every insurer has your best …
Establishing and Changing Primary Care Doctors in Workers’ Comp
A common method to control costs in workers’ compensation claims is the designation of a primary …
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6 Ways Nurse Case Managers Add Value to Workers’ Compensation Claims
Nurse case managers can be invaluable to an injury management program. They can have a …
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Writing an Effective Independent Vocational Evaluation Letter
Independent vocational evaluations (IVE) are used to assist members of the claims …
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Surveillance is Often Used Incorrectly
Members of the claim management team need to be creative when investigating workers’ compensation …
ACOEM 3-Part Return to Work Framework
ACOEM Whitepaper: Preventing Needless Work Disability by Helping People Stay EmployedHey, there. …
The Power of A Personal Note – Legacy of George HW Bush
Hey, there. Michael Stack here, CEO of AMAXX. Our former president, George H.W. Bush, passed away …
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Avoid Workers’ Comp Penalties and Other Pit Falls
Members of the workers’ compensation claims management team are on the front line when it comes to …
12 Questions and Metrics to Assess Work Comp MSA Cost Drivers
A thoughtful and critical review of your Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) compliance …
12 Questions and Metrics to Assess Work Comp MSA Cost DriversRead More
Fix and Flip Your Work Comp Management Program
In the popular TV show Property Ladder, real estate junkies seek to find homes in need of repair, …
Five Clues an Injured Employee is Dragging Out Their Workers Compensation Claim
Now and then one comes across a claimant who knows the twists and turns of the workers’ …
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5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Workers’ Comp Adjuster
Depending on past experience with workers' comp adjusters, you may or may not have an accurate …
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25 Ways to Avoid Holiday Workers’ Comp Injuries
The holiday season can be a great time of year. Joy is all around, decorations abound, and there’s …
6 Triggers for When, And When NOT to Use Nurse Case Managers
Nurse case managers are a hot topic in workers’ compensation, and with good reason. Used properly, …
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4 Ways to Discover Repeat Workers’ Comp Claim Offenders
Most employees injured at work are honest and want to recover and return to their jobs as soon as …
4 Ways to Discover Repeat Workers’ Comp Claim OffendersRead More
Catastrophic Claims Handling Part 2: Team Approach, Preserve the Scene
Handling any workers’ compensation claims can be a challenge, but it is especially the case in …
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Catastrophic Claims Handling Part 1: Demonstrate Care and Investigate
Handling any workers’ compensation claims can be a challenge, but it is especially the case in …
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