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Risk & Insurance Article

If Over-the-Counter Meds Are Prolonging Pain, What Does This Mean for Workers’ Comp?

Is it time to change our relationship to NSAIDs, like Advil? What are the alternatives?

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Prescriptions for High Drug Costs

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Drugs prices continue to drive higher claims costs.

Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Anti-Seizure Medications for Pain Management in Workers’ Compensation

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Opioids are often prescribed for moderate-to-severe pain, and while opioids can be highly effective medications, they can also be associated with negative effects including the potential for abuse and addiction.

Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Traveling With a Controlled Substance Prescription Medication

3 MIN READ

Are there rules or recommendations for traveling with a controlled substance?

Workers' Comp Article

What's in Your Medicine Cabinet?

3 MIN READ

How many of us have medicine cabinets where we store our “you never know” items? We routinely pick up cough drops and syrups, adult and child variations of over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers, muscle creams, bandages, even some essential oils for good measure, because, you never know when you might need something.

PC 360 Article

The Complex Landscape Surrounding High-Impact Drugs & Workers' Comp

Drugs such as topicals and combo packs see low utilization but carry exponentially higher costs.

Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Safe Drug Disposal Methods in Workers’ Compensation

3 MIN READ

Often prescribed for moderate-to-severe pain, opioids can be highly effective medications, they can also be associated with serious risks including the potential for abuse and addiction. Patients may not be aware of the dangers of keeping unused opioids in the home and the importance of safe disposal of these medications.