The Golden Rule For Reporting Work Injuries Keeps It Simple
Employers not having a rule for reporting work Injuries to the workers’ compensation carrier has caused many employers to end up paying very ...
Read More Last year, the British Broadcast Company (BBC) news published Focusmate: Watched over while I worked from home. It is a fascinating topic because the workers' compensation world today is focused on the ...
Read More What passes for predictive modeling today is like Google maps, except the app tells you when to turn a half-hour after you’ve passed the intersection.
Adjuster finding out a claimant had spinal ...
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When you review your broker's or insurer's website, there is one subject in workers compensation that most brokers and insurers never mention – leakage. Leakage in an insurance claim is ...
Read More I had the pleasure recently of talking to a really nice guy who appreciated my direct and blunt approach. Not everybody does.
He was a smart guy who investigated a little bit after his attorney told him ...
Read More Florida - Last week, the Florida House voted 111-4 to pass HB 831, a bill that mandates the use of electronic prescribing beginning January 1, 2021. The bill slowly made its way through the Florida House ...
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Pick any eight – Utilization Review is:
a pain in the neck for everyone involved
marginally useful
mostly manual, with limited cross-platform integration (claims, bill review, medical management, ...
Read More Louisiana Comp Blog’s upcoming tech conference, Spotlight on Solutions, will bring together various stakeholders in the workers’ comp industry on June 27th in New Orleans to discuss how ...
Read More One of the best parts of my occupation is that I get many opportunities to engage in conversation with brilliant lawyers and other members of the workers compensation community. There musings and ...
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