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Workers' Comp Podcast

Making Change Happen in WC: What’s Holding You Back?

Everyone’s looking for new ways to improve their work comp programs, but when it comes time to implement real changes, it’s not so easy. In today’s Inside Workers’ Comp, Ron Skrocki explains why change is a challenge.

WorkCompWire Article

WorkCompWire: UR Demands Raise New Questions About URO Programs

In her article, Cathy Glade examines the increasing complexities faced by Utilization Review Organizations (UROs) amid rising demands for expedited medical treatment approvals in workers' compensation cases.

WorkCompWire Article

WorkCompWire: Cathy Glade: Relieving the Adjuster's Burden Through Automated Technology

In her article, "Relieving the Adjuster’s Burden Through Automated Technology," Cathy Glade, RN, discusses how automation can streamline workers’ compensation claims by reducing administrative tasks for adjusters. She emphasizes that integrating automated systems facilitates quicker communication between adjusters and case managers, enabling timely interventions and more efficient claim resolutions.

Workers' Comp Article

Utilization Review: Addressing the Issues

7 MIN READ

Utilization review has received its share of criticism in workers’ compensation. In this edition of Inside Workers’ Comp, Genex’s Todd Andrew answers the tough questions regarding UR and explains why it’s a valuable component in the industry.

Workers' Comp White Paper

Reducing Human Error in Utilization Review Decision Making

1 MIN READ

Ensure Consistency in UR Decisions

Workers' Comp Article

Learn More About What It Takes To Achieve URAC Accreditation

4 MIN READ

Genex Services is a leader in utilization review (UR) and has an advanced position to meet the requirements of California Senate Bill 1160, particularly the accreditation mandate.

Benefits Magazine Article

Benefits Magazine: 7 Questions Toward More Effective Workers' Comp Programs

4 MIN READ

In trying to ensure workers' compensation programs work for both employees and their organization, employers need to consider at least seven key areas.