When the pandemic forced businesses to pivot from in-person to virtual connection in March of 2020, no one expected Zoom meetings to become the norm. While COVID-19 was certainly concerning, at the time we ...
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In 2007, Section 111 of the Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 (MMSEA) added mandatory insurer reporting (MIR) requirements to the Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Act at 42 USC ...
Read More Over the past fifteen years, there has been an ongoing dialogue creating a sense of urgency to the transition coming to the insurance space and we are now feeling it. Adding in the pandemic as well as the ...
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One of the most common and oftentimes difficult issues parties face when settling claims with Medicare beneficiaries is how to best resolve Medicare conditional payment claims. This is true in ...
Read More Workers’ compensation payers typically use Functional Capacity Evaluations, known as FCEs, to help guide difficult return-to-work decisions.
A return-to-work FCE evaluates an injured employee’s ...
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The term “core strength” seems to be one of the most commonly used phrases when discussing health and fitness. Most group fitness classes include a core section or are solely ...
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In workers’ compensation, catastrophic injuries transpire with relatively low frequency. When they do occur, however, payers demand an all-hands-on-deck approach that calls upon specialized experts to ...
Read More Have you ever been on the flip side of a workers’ compensation claim? Where you were the injured worker? If you have not, have you ever put yourself in the injured worker’s shoes? Or had a family ...
Read More As we enter the back half of 2021, roughly 51% of US citizens are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and another 9.3% are partially vaccinated. (https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations?country=USA). ...
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