Insights
Current Used Vehicle Market Conditions: Q2 2020
September 11, 2020
Building on a May rebound, wholesale prices in June rose by nearly 10% month-over-month.
Cracking the Code: What DTCs Tell Us About Vehicle Repair Trends
September 11, 2020
Diagnostic scanning has become a critical first—and last—step in the repair process. While mechanics have long relied on it to identify emission system malfunctions, collision repairers are now more routinely performing pre- and post-scans.
At the eye of the storm: An opioid overdose epidemic and a viral pandemic converge
September 7, 2020
s 2020 opened, a persistent and tragic opioid overdose epidemic was near the front of a list of national concerns in the US. Some 20+ million Americans are reported to have a substance use disorder and 2M of those misuse opioids.
The Black Lives Matter Movement Is Changing Us for the Better
August 20, 2020
The first half of 2020 has been unprecedented. There has been some good, a lot of bad and even some ugly. But when I step back and think of one word that sums it all up, it is change. Looking back at where we were as recently as mid-February, our industry was slated for powerful growth and business-as-usual meant powering forward like any other year.
Ethics: Fraud and Abuse in Claims Management [Recording]
Course participants will learn how to identify and prevent fraud as it pertains to case managers, adjusters and claims managers in workers' compensation.
Workers’ Comp Data: Healthcare Industry Sector is the Source of the Majority of COVID-19 Claims
July 29, 2020
Data analysis by Aarthi Thiruvengadam Over the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic, the workers’ compensation industry has gone through an unprecedented number of changes, from an increase in telemedicine to a shift to working from home. To get a clearer picture of how the pandemic has changed our industry so far this year, we took a closer look at Mitchell’s 2020 workers’ compensation claims data.
Therapeutic Alternatives—A Closer Look
July 28, 2020
6 MIN READBrand name medications are often scrutinized by the workers’ compensation industry for their high cost. When there is a generic available, pharmacies should dispense the generic. However, when a generic substitute does not exist, what other alternatives are available for the workers’ compensation industry? One option is to use therapeutic alternatives.
Technology and Expertise Driving Better Claims Outcomes
Mitchell simplifies and accelerates claims management and collision repair processes through the broadest range of technology solutions, networks, and partners in the P&C industry.
Learn MoreHelping Injured Workers Get Better, Faster.
Genex helps injured employees return to their jobs in a safe and efficient manner through compassionate case management while reducing total claim cost.
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