Insights
Taking Charge of Pharmacy with Proven Cost Containment Strategies
1 MIN READ
Pharmacy costs are climbing and so are the risks of doing nothing. Rising drug prices, overuse, and questionable prescribing patterns are creating new pressures for workers’ compensation and auto casualty payers. Without a proactive pharmacy strategy, you could be facing not just inflated spend, but compliance issues and potential fraud. In today’s environment of increasing complexity and accountability, cost containment isn’t optional — it’s essential.
Specialty Solutions Spotlight: Why Prosthetic Claims Are Among the Most Complex in Workers’ Compensation
3 MIN READ
Prosthetic claims rank among the most challenging to manage. With the right support and strategy, prosthetic claims can restore function, independence and even return-to-work opportunities.
Inside Texas Workers’ Comp: How Certified Health Care Networks Shape Outcomes
4 MIN READ
In Texas, unique workers’ compensation rules and open provider choice present both opportunities and challenges for managing medical costs and recovery outcomes.
From Reactive to Proactive: How to Leverage Data to Capture Savings
11 MIN READ
Utilize data beyond basic decision-making support to drive measurable savings and prevent claims escalation. In this video you’ll learn strategies for early intervention, cost control, and proactive management using integrated data sources, predictive analytics, and AI-powered insights. Transform both structured and unstructured information into actionable intelligence across the entire claim's lifecycle.
Bone-Connected Prosthetics: What Adjusters Should Know About Osseointegration
2 MIN READ
Read this article to learn how osseointegration is reshaping prosthetic outcomes. See what adjusters should know about rehab timelines, risks, and long-term care planning for catastrophic amputation claims.
The Aging Workforce and What It Means for Claim Adjusters
2 MIN READ
As the workforce ages, claim adjusters are seeing more complex cases involving older employees. Learn how comorbidities, recovery times, and case management impact claims and outcomes.
Reduce Cost and Complexity in Workers’ Comp Ankle and Foot Claims
3 MIN READ
Often seen as routine, foot and ankle injuries are among the most frequent and costly musculoskeletal claims in workers' compensation. Representing 10% to 15% of all claims, and up to 20% in high-risk sectors like construction, these injuries average $28,000 to $30,000 in combined medical and indemnity costs.