The coming judgment day, may mean a change in the way Florida's economy looks. It may be an outcome loved by some, or loved by none. It is very difficult to predict. The Florida Supreme Court has ...
Read More CMS issued an Alert yesterday which states:
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is considering expanding its voluntary Medicare Set-Aside Arrangements (MSA) amount review process to include ...
Read More The great debate recently is where Worker's Compensation has gone wrong. I sat through two full days of discussion with a variety of "subject-matter experts" in Dallas recently. It seems that there are many ...
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We put a great deal of emphasis on quantifying things. We classify, define, count and report. It is a natural outgrowth of the modern era, the availability of data, the increasingly availability and ...
Read More Three months ago, I issued a blogwire article (click here to view) regarding the CRC beginning to issue Conditional Payment Notices (CPNs) and Demands on no-fault and workers' compensation claims where ...
Read More Some serious students of workers' compensation gathered in Dallas this month for a discussion of where workers' compensation stands in America. Many diverse perspectives sat around a table and described ...
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released a technical alert dated May 23, 2016 related to Non-Group Health Plan (NGHP) MMSEA Section 111 reporting. This alert communicates that there are ...
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A recent blog post, The Right Time to Educate Employees, by Lance Ewing caught my attention. Mr. Ewing focuses us on the occurence of an injury. He argues that employees do not pay much ...
Read More Safety culture is a popular term in occupational health and safety articles. There is no one universally accepted definition but the US OSHA describes Safety cultures this way:
Safety cultures consist ...
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