The second of the nine Myths & Realities: MYTH #2: You should begin by reducing the cost of …
How to Keep Medical Costs Proportionate to Overall Cost ReductionRead More
The second of the nine Myths & Realities: MYTH #2: You should begin by reducing the cost of …
How to Keep Medical Costs Proportionate to Overall Cost ReductionRead More
Employers with unions face very different and unique challenges not faced by non-union companies. …
Keys to Working with the Union in RTW Programs Part IIRead More
Employers with unions face very different and unique challenges not faced by non-union companies. …
Keys to Working with the Union in RTW Programs – Part IRead More
TPA's offer valuable services. The problems I see in workers' compensation cost control …
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How many employees are STILL out of work (OOW) -- not back to work or on transitional duty? …
The Most Important Workers Comp Measurement is Number of Employees Out of WorkRead More
The average cost of an occupational injury in 2004- 2005 by type of claim is $46,033 for motor …
Motor Vehicle Claims Mostly Costly Type of Workplace Injury $46,033Read More
That is FALSE! Over the next few days we will explore nine (9) common myths associated with …
True or False: There Is Nothing You Can Do To Control Workers Comp CostsRead More
We have two new audio seminars on CD. To learn more go to Audio Seminars. Seven Reasons Workers' …
Workers Compensation Cost Containment Audio SeminarsRead More
Cumulative trauma disorders occur most commonly in the hands, wrists, and elbows, but can also …
Often, my doctors, when doing file reviews find that the medical records in files are incomplete. …
When Are Pre-injury Records Relevant in a Workers Compensation Claim?Read More
When you don't know how you compare against the national average you are likely to: 1- Make …
What items must you review to determine whether your TPA is doing a good job? What tools should you …
6 Things You Can Review To Determine Whether Your Claims Administrator is Doing a Good Job?Read More
Cumulative trauma disorder (CTD) or repetitive stress injury (RSI) refers to a large group of …
What is Cumulative Trauma Disorder and How Is It Treated?Read More
What should you do if an employee claims to have been injured at work, yet there are no witnesses, …
When should a claim be settled early in the course of a claim ... If you know an employee will …
Which Claims Should be Settled Early in the Course of a Claim?Read More
Using an MD proactively can improve IME results and save money. Spending more can save money! A …
Three Types of Medical Records Often Missing in Workers Comp Claim FilesRead More
What should be included in a Transitional Duty (TD) Policy. A policy is a high-level document that …
What Should Be Included in a Company Transitional Duty Policy?Read More
Only a few insurance companies help the insured (your company) set up a workers' comp program. …
Insurance Companies Can Help Employers Reduce Medical CostsRead More
We all know there is a huge cost-savings when implementing a Return to Work Program, but there are …
Employers with unions face very different and unique challenges not faced by non-union companies. …
Top Considerations When Implementing RTW Program with UnionsRead More