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5 Reasons a Quality IME Program is Imperative

  • 05/19/22
  • Shannon Cressel
The IME process is not an area where claims managers want to skimp on quality. Claims that require IMEs have complexity and uncertainty surrounding them — for example, perhaps an adjuster wants to ...
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Have the Courage to be Different

  • 05/18/22
  • Dr. Claire Muselman
The workers’ compensation claims handling has been a repetitive nature of process and move on, follow the checklist for an audit, and close the claim. Process, and repeat. Go down the checklist and ...
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Blind Spots

  • 05/16/22
  • Harvey Warren
The late Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld famously said, “There are known knowns — there are things we know we know,” when asked for evidence that Saddam Hussein tried to supply ...
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Simple Concepts for a Complex System: Micromanaging Claims Professionals

  • 05/11/22
  • William Zachry
A primary trait which ensures success for claims examiners is their ability to closely manage all aspects of their claims.   Unfortunately, that trait can become a barrier to claims ...
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Why is Empathy Hard in Workers' Compensation?

  • 05/09/22
  • Dr. Claire Muselman
Empathy, noun, the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.    The workers’ compensation system was designed to restore the lives of humans who were injured ...
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How Your PT Program can WIN with Data and Analytics

  • 05/05/22
  • Aubrie Cunningham
If you ask anyone to explain the players’ role in any sport, the answer will probably be “score, of course!” But ask an award-winning coach and their answer will likely be different ...
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Today's Top Workers' Comp Tech Trends: Improving Efficiency, Communication and Return to Work

  • 05/03/22
  • Shahin Hatamian
Technology has helped many industries survive the COVID-19 pandemic, and workers’ compensation is no exception. From spikes in telemedicine use to transitioning to virtual work environments, the ...
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Perez v. Bed, Bath & Beyond

  • 04/28/22
  • Brendon De Souza
Last week, the New York Supreme Court dismissed an employer’s appeal regarding unclear Medicare Secondary Payer (“MSP”) settlement language in the case of Matter of Perez v. Bed, Bath ...
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Everyone Talks about the Weather …

  • 04/26/22
  • Harvey Warren
In my position as the author of The Optimized Patient, I am making a direct appeal to the Workers Compensation industry to do something innovative about injured worker recoveries that fail.  You ...
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