Prior authorizations – aka 1-800 NURSE MAY I – are either an absolute necessity if you are a healthplan or a complete waste of time and money and affront to the medical profession if you’re ...
Read More The State of California is taking decisive action to combat the spread of COVID-19 and protect vulnerable communities – implementing a first-in-the-nation standard to require all state workers and ...
Read More The word “durable” brings a sense of long standing, like the words “endure” and “duration.” Durable medical equipment, or DME, refers to the sturdy devices and supplies ...
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Many times, Workers Comp training can teach someone how to technically perform a task to a level of excellence. One area that still seems to appear more often frustrates insureds, agents, ...
Read More Didn’t happen.
That’s the result of a just-published study conducted by Olesya Fomenko PhD, one of WCRI’s talented researchers.
Not only were there no delays during the first ...
Read More The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Five key OSHA guidelines to remember during reopening
An Occupational Health & Safety article discusses five key OSHA regulations to keep in ...
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Dichotomy, Antipodes, Antithesis, Oxymoron? I struggle for words sometimes. You young folks get ready for it, it happens to us all. What is a good word to describe two ideas that are ...
Read More Can You Relate?
I am a college graduate and was recently hired by a nationally known company.
I find that my co-workers are polite but distant. I am trying my best to become a member of the team, but I ...
Read More The Biden administration is clamping down on hospital mergers and ramping up enforcement of surprise billing laws.
Meanwhile, most hospitals are pretty much ignoring the requirement ...
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