Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best …
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Improve Employee Attitudes & Expectations to Save Work Comp Costs
An injured worker with a positive attitude is much easier to deal with than a Negative Nelly. …
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Using Benefit Offsets to Reduce Work Comp Costs
Reducing costs in your workers’ compensation program includes understanding the concept of offsets …
Move Workers’ Comp Claims to Settlement with Empathy
An injured worker with an open claim for 15 years finally agreed to settle, and it all came down to …
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7 Habits of a Highly Effective Worker’ Comp Program
A best-selling book published 30 years ago as of 2018 holds valuable lessons for the workers’ …
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15 Activities Every Employer Can Do Post Workers’ Comp Injury
Too many employers end their involvement in the workers compensation claim when they send the …
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Steps to Take for 5 Common Areas of Employee Workers’ Comp Fraud
When employees file fraudulent workers compensation claims, not only are they stealing from the …
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Using Data to Make Your Next Benefit Decision & Other Top News Tidbits
Broadspires’ Danielle Lisenbey Featured in Influential Women in Re/Insurance 2017 The risk …
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The Art – 7 Considerations When Using a Structured Settlement
They say the only certainties in life are death and taxes; but annuities can also be included on …
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63 Items To Look For In Your TPA or Carrier Claim Report
Your company is self-insured and hired a Third Party Administrator (TPA) to handle your workers' …
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7 Ways to Protect Employees from Work Related Auto Fatalities
Distracted- and drowsy-driving fatalities are down; however the overall number of motor vehicle …
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Don’t Plan to Fail: Best Practices for Addressing Medicare Advantage Plan Reimbursement
Benjamin Franklin must have been contemplating Medicare Advantage Plan reimbursement when he …
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The Most Common Belief Is NOT A Factor In Workers’ Comp Success
So imagine the scene. You're at a party or a social gathering, and you're talking in a conversation …
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6 Tips to Battle Workers’ Comp Comorbidities
Proactive workers’ compensation claim management teams are constantly seeking …
Reduce Work Comp Costs Through Advocacy Based Claims Management
Claims management teams are constantly seeking innovative solutions to running an …
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Inside Tips & Tricks for Effective Social Media Investigation
Fraud, waste and abuse (FWA) continue to be a significant driver in workers’ compensation program …
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Where to Start For Best In Class Workers’ Comp Claims Management
All workers’ compensation claims management teams should have an attitude that seeks best in class …
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How to Grade Your Workers’ Comp Adjuster
In school an “A” grade is the standard that everyone wants to meet. Whether you are in elementary …
Poor Workers’ Comp Claims Handling Costs You Money
Each year you receive your bill for the next workers compensation policy year, and for many of …
Medicaid Recovery Rights – What You Need to Know
It’s been characterized as “almost unintelligible to the uninitiated,” and it’s about to further …
