Fear of the Unknown: Understanding Worry in Workers' Compensation

Workplace injuries can be life-altering, burdening individuals physically, emotionally, and financially. While workers’ compensation programs aim to support injured workers, the journey to recovery can be grueling. This article will explore the challenges injured humans […]

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the expansion of its Amended Review policy to significantly more MSAs in the latest update to its WCMSA Reference Guide, Version 3.9. The Amended Review process was […]

In the workers’ compensation industry, relationships play a pivotal role. Take a moment to reflect on how you entered this field and why you stayed. Why are you here now? Our connection to this industry […]

It all started when some fellow from the federal government showed up at my office. We were initially surprised and somewhat taken aback. He explained that response is not uncommon. He was here to bring […]

By Dr. Claire Muselman and Nate Ferguson Productivity is paramount in the demanding world of workers’ compensation claims adjusting. The adjusting desk is responsible for imperative components impacting the lives of injured human beings in […]

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many individuals experienced feelings of isolation, loneliness, and loss of connection. However, injured workers also experience these psychosocial issues, including anxiety, fear, financial insecurity, and relationship challenges, from […]