Workers' Comp Premiums are going up in 2009 primarily due to the economy. To keep lower premiums, …
Three Things Companies Can Do Now to Prepare for 2009 Workers’ Comp IncreasesRead More
Workers' Comp Premiums are going up in 2009 primarily due to the economy. To keep lower premiums, …
Three Things Companies Can Do Now to Prepare for 2009 Workers’ Comp IncreasesRead More
Companies frequently misdiagnose the cause of their high workers comp costs. As a result, until the …
MYTH: Employees stay out of work intentionally because they don't want to go back to work. …
Do Employees Stay Out of Work Longer Than NecessaryRead More
The top reason you should switch your claims administrator (a TPA or insurance company claims …
Three Top Reasons to Change Your Insurance Co Claims Administrator or TPARead More
I mentioned one time NOT to settle a claim is when you are not sure the claim is legitimate. This …
Trust Your Gut Instincts When Settling Workers Comp ClaimsRead 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 …
5 Ways to Insure Smooth Integration of Third Party Administrators and VendorsRead More
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