By Nicole Usher, Senior Director, Operations Workers’ compensation claims can slow quickly when an injured employee doesn’t have access to nearby specialty providers. In rural areas, a routine ...

By Brandon Hornsby Wilson Depending on who you ask, artificial intelligence (“AI”) will either be the revolutionary ...

Remember when Blockbuster was the latest and greatest thing? The blue-and-yellow sign. Friday night. Walking the New Releases wall with your family, negotiating over what to rent. If you wanted to ...

September 2026 Three developments this month are worth tracking for every workers’ compensation pharmacy professional.

Every workers' compensation claim starts with a form. And when that form is wrong, incomplete, or outdated, the consequences ...

Elevate is officially returning to the breathtaking, iconic Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, CA September 21-23, 2026. Elevate is about championing the future of Work Comp, tackling some of the ...

A worker who slips on a wet floor can usually point to the moment it happened. A worker who develops a respiratory condition after two years around a solvent cannot. Chemical exposure workers' ...

Welcome to the 2026 Professional Reading List. I have produced this list since 2016 to provide resources for professionals Involved in Case Management, Care Coordination, Patient Advocacy, Nurse ...

A claim is not a collection of independent tasks. It evolves as medical reports, treatment updates, provider conversations, and claim notes change what matters next—sometimes in ways that aren't ...

Welcome to The Science Behind Workplace Injuries: Fall Safety Series, where we explore how seasonal conditions interact with human physiology, behavior, and workplace systems. Today, we examine cold ...

We'll cover proper use cases for AI images, how to make those images look like they weren't made by AI, and Claude Design. This free, one-hour virtual AI Lunch Club session explores how to use […] ...