Expert Analysis

Spoiler alert to the question in the title. Is it time for workers’ compensation leaders to embrace vulnerability? Well, it is 2023, and the answer is purely and shamelessly… YES! Vulnerability in workers’ compensation from […]

Because people use their arms regularly throughout the day, an injury to a shoulder can cause pain even with minimal movement. In some cases people tend to find more success by actively treating the area […]

In the months ahead there is going to be significant discussion within the workers’ compensation world about case managing supported by recovery coaches.  It was my experience preparing for and recovering from surgery that some […]

What is Physiatry? PM&R (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) physicians evaluate and treat injuries, illnesses and disability and are experts in designing comprehensive patient-centered treatment plans. Their treatment plan is essential to the care team which […]

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) — For regular readers of WorkersCompensation.com, the Experts View page has often been irregular — we publish ad hoc columns by guest authors as they contribute them. While we have some regulars, […]

By Ted Smith, Vice President of Sales at Apricus, an Enlyte company In science and computing, a black box is defined as a device, process or system, whose inputs and outputs are known, but whose […]

Lawyers who regularly represent Plaintiffs are often contacted by a recently fired employee, asking whether there is recourse against a now former employer for what the employee believes to be a wrongful firing.  In New […]

By Brian Peers Vice President, Clinical Services and Provider Management MedRisk   There’s a saying that goes, “To be early is to be on time, to be on time is to be too late.” You may […]