The Workers’ Compensation Research and Evaluation Group (WCREG) has released the 2020 Workers’ Compensation Network Report Card results. The report can be viewed here.
WCREG is required by ...
Read More Anyone who has been involved in workers’ compensation claims and Medicare Set Asides (MSAs) is likely familiar with the Patel Memo. The Patel Memo is the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ...
Read More As the overall population of the United States continues to age, so too does the workforce. As of June 2019, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that the median age in the United States increased to 38.2 years ...
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Virtual meetings have become essential as millions of professionals have settled into work-from-home routines. Since the first few weeks of the pandemic, it is estimated that people spent more than 5.5 ...
Read More An article in the June 2020 edition of CLM Magazine entitled “Be Kind and Keep It Simple” piqued my interest in the success of an advocacy program at Fidelity National Financial in Jacksonville, ...
Read More Ask almost anyone what’s wrong with health care in the U.S. and you’re likely to hear about runaway costs. The other common refrain is that for all we spend as a country, the results, too often, ...
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With 20% of all hospital discharges[i] having a post-acute care (PAC) setting as their destination, it’s essential for workers’ compensation (WC) payers to have the subject matter expertise that ...
Read More Many Americans are quickly finding that their once-temporary remote work situations are now becoming more long-term, or even permanent, arrangements. With many companies announcing office closures through ...
Read More Remember back a couple years ago, when every few weeks there’d be yet another announcement that a big investment firm had bought a work comp services company? With a couple exceptions, it’s been ...
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