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Top Auto Casualty Trends to Watch in 2022
January 27, 2022
9 MIN READThe year 2021 brought new challenges to the auto insurance industry—from frequent shifts in miles driven to significant staffing shortages. As we enter 2022, insurance carriers will need to manage many of these trends expected to continue. To help you prepare and navigate what’s next, here are Enlyte’s top 2022 predictions:
Workers’ Compensation: 2022 Trends & Predictions
January 27, 2022
14 MIN READAs we enter 2022 still mired in the COVID-19 pandemic, the workers’ compensation industry faces another challenging year, with payers continuing to cope with staffing shortages, evolving regulatory changes and more. To help you navigate what’s next and understand this year’s top trends, we’ve outlined Enlyte’s top 2022 workers’ compensation predictions:
P&C Industry Claims Severity: Trends, Drivers and Mitigators
January 25, 2022
3 MIN READClaim severity has always been top of mind for the P&C industry. While the pandemic has certainly had an impact on claims costs, there are several drivers behind claim severity trends varying by market. While it is important to note what is behind claims costs, it is equally important to understand how to mitigate severity and control costs.
Dave Torrence: Top Three Workers’ Compensation Trends to Know in 2022
January 18, 2022
As we enter 2022, the workers’ compensation market is still plagued by many of the same issues it has been facing since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic — fluctuating claim volumes, changing regulations and growing uncertainty about the future.
Reducing Disability Durations and Improving Claim Outcomes Through the Use of Transitional Duty
January 14, 2022
3 MIN READTransitional duty is about identifying what an employee can do and matching their capabilities to a work assignment.
Back and Neck Injuries: Treatment Options
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Is the Supply Chain Creating Critical Drug Shortages?
December 29, 2021
1 MIN READWith the country well into the holiday season, issues with supply chains have made their way into pharmacies across the nation. Recently, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) showed that there are about 111 drugs on backorder. These include medications for heart conditions, antibiotics, and cancer drugs. Currently, there are no medications on the list that represent a large volume of active prescriptions for workers’ compensation.
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