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Ask The Pharmacist: Six Ways to Shape Safer, More Effective Pain Care in Workers’ Compensation
3 MIN READ
Pain management in workers’ compensation is continuing to shift as opioid prescribing declines and non-opioid alternatives gain traction. These changes reflect a growing emphasis on safety, function and evidence-based care, along with increased scrutiny of medication risk and cost. For adjusters, understanding these trends helps support safer recovery while managing claim complexity.
Keeping Injectable Spend in Check with Smarter Utilization Review
4 MIN READ
WCRI data shows wide variation in injectable spend. See how smarter utilization review keeps injectable use appropriate, consistent, and under control.
Field Case Management for Surgical Claims: Keep Plans Clear and Moving
3 MIN READ
Surgical claims can stall fast. Learn how field case management keeps timelines clear, improves coordination, and supports return-to-work planning before and after surgery.
Boosting Comp Outcomes Through Case Management-Physical Therapy Collaboration
In today’s Enlyte Envision podcast, Enlyte’s Kim Radcliffe and Tammy Bradly discuss the study and take it a step further by explaining how collaboration between case management and physical therapy can lead to greater return-to-work success.
A Checklist of 8 Support Team Qualities to Look for When Choosing a Casualty Solutions Software Vendor
2 MIN READ
The quality of a vendor’s software product support team matters as much as the solution itself. Whether you are asking a routine question or navigating a critical issue, the right support team can make the difference between a quick resolution and ongoing disruption.
Enlyte’s Dave Torrence Explains Why Integration Is Key to Managing Workers’ Comp Costs
Dave Torrence of Enlyte shares why integrating claims services, clinical solutions, and technology is key to controlling workers’ comp costs and improving outcomes.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Why Translation Matters in Workers’ Compensation
3 MIN READ
Language diversity is a significant consideration in the effective management of workers’ compensation claims because non-English or Limited English Proficient (LEP) employees are disproportionately represented in high-injury industries such as construction, agriculture, manufacturing and food service.
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