WorkCompWire: Case Managers Help Alleviate Covid-19’s Head-on Collision with the Opioid Epidemic
1 MIN READ
As 2020 began, a persistent opioid overdose epidemic was near the forefront of a list of national concerns in the United States. Some 20 million Americans are reported to have a subs
Ethics for Adjusters [Recording]
Unlawful conduct consists of acts which the insurance commissioner considers a violation of the law.
WorkCompWire: 5 Things You Should Know about IMEs and COVID-19
1 MIN READ
Though the COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges, workers’ compensation (WC) programs have continued to push claims forward – often with the assistance of independent medical examinations (IMEs) to help make determinations on claims, medical, and return-to-work (RTW) concerns.
Workers’ Comp Data: About 25% of COVID-19 Claims Have Associated Medical Costs
Now that the year has come to a close, we took a closer look at Mitchell’s workers’ compensation claim data throughout all of 2020, and below, we’ll share our key claim takeaways.
A Shot in the Arm to Move Claims Forward During COVID
3 MIN READ
In today’s Inside Workers’ Comp, Tim Howard, Senior Vice President, Field Case Management, explains how the recent availability of COVID vaccines are giving these frontline workers an extra level of safety.
Look for a Broken Spirit, Not Just a Broken Bone: Evaluating Mental Health Needs in Workers' Comp
On-Demand
When someone gets hurt on the job, the workers’ compensation system is often adept at zeroing in on an injury and delivering timely care.
Legal Nurse Review & Medical Cost Projections Overview
On-Demand
This session on Legal Nurse Reviews and Medical Cost Projections provides a detailed overview of these specialty case management solutions and how they assist adjusters and nurses in combating frau