We are proud to announce that our board of directors has voted to approve a company-record $280 million dividend distribution in 2018. Nearly 75 percent of our policyholders will receive a check from Texas ...
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The 2018 Regular Legislative Session began on March 12th at noon. Most of the workers’ comp bills filed have been frozen out in order for legislators to focus on other priorities, like ...
Read More On March 16, 2018, Capitol Bridge took over responsibility from Provider Resources as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) Workers Compensation Review Contractor (WCRC) (See New ...
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently issued a revised self-administration toolkit, version 1.2. The purpose of the toolkit, just as with the previous version is outlined on page 3 ...
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Reed Group‘s current attack on WCRI is unwarranted, misguided, and out of line. Several Reed employees have publicly chastised WCRI for a variety of sins ranging from poor quality research to a lack ...
Read More Jeremy Christensen worked as a patrol officer for the Warner Robins Police Department in the State of Georgia. He completed a required 12-week certification training program. However, he ...
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Written by: Matt MarriottEvery employer has been there before. You hire a new employee and everything is going smoothly, until one day you receive a letter from the North Carolina Department of Revenue ...
Read More This article is the second installment of NCCI’s series On Opioids. This series is aimed at exploring three viewpoints on issues surrounding opioid use and workers compensation: those of doctors, ...
Read More In a recent case, I helped an injured employee overcome anxiety and return to work. It turned out that going back to work was its own kind of cure. Ryan was off work due to a lower back ...
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