Fraud, Fraud, and more Fraud

Workers’ compensation fraud costs the average consumer $900 annually in reduced paychecks and bonuses. Also with increased insurance rates, increased health care, and revenue stolen from businesses. While most claims are legitimate, studies indicate that 1 to 2% or...

Wrong Treatment Plan

Having the wrong treatment protocol on day one can contribute significantly to bad outcomes with injured workers. The claims are referred to as outliers, many of these ’red flag’ cases never return to work. Best practice care begins with the use of evidence-based UR...

Slaves to Process

I read an article on the Risk & Insurance web site and it made me question if carriers, TPA’s and employers know where to get the best bang for their buck when it comes to work comp case management. Huge case management conglomerates may not be the best choice....

Malinger for the Money?

Malinger for the Money? Studies have shown that patients receiving Workers’ Compensation are more likely to be receiving disability benefits and were less likely to report relief from symptoms in quality of life than patients who had not been receiving...