6 Considerations for Medical Transportation Arrangements
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Beyond convenience, reliable transportation prevents missed appointments that can delay recovery and worsen health outcomes. Here are some valuable tips for arranging medical transportation effectively.
7 Tips for Managing Prosthetics in Workers’ Compensation
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Work-related injuries involving limb or other losses are rare but tragic for any individual and require sensitive care coordination. The complexity and high costs associated with prosthetics require detailed attention to ensure both the well-being of the injured employee and cost-effective management. Here are key insights and strategies to optimize outcomes in these sensitive cases:
5 Must-Know Home Modification Tips
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Managing an injured employee’s transition back to daily life involves more than just overseeing their medical treatment; it requires ensuring their living environment supports recovery. Home modifications play a crucial role in making spaces more accessible and functional. The primary goal is to transform spaces into safe, independent and healing environments, fostering a setting where injured employees can regain their sense of self-sufficiency.
Top 5 Must-Know DME Insights for Workers’ Comp Adjusters
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Understanding the intricacies of durable medical equipment (DME) is crucial to streamlining claims, optimizing costs and facilitating patient recovery. Here are five essential insights that adjusters should keep in mind when an injured employee requires DME for one or more products.
6 Benefits of Diagnostic Imaging in Workers’ Compensation
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Diagnostic imaging is vital in workers’ compensation, offering critical insights into injuries, guiding treatment plans and supporting informed decision-making. This fundamental service enhances outcomes for injured employees and employers alike, streamlining the recovery process with timely and effective care.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Hospital Discharge Planning in Workers’ Comp
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Prior to leaving the hospital, injured employees need a well-organized plan to ensure a successful transition home. This plan should include arrangements for essential services like durable medical equipment (DME), home health care, transportation and diagnostic services, especially in cases involving complex injuries.
Specialty Solutions Deliver Brighter Outcomes for Both Injured Employee and Employer
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Discover how coordinated care and the integration of durable medical equipment empowered a security guard with spinal injuries to gain independence and reduce reliance on home health care.