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Workers’ Compensation Post-Injury Response Procedure: A Key to Effective Injury Management

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Work-related injuries can occur in any industry, and when they do, the aftermath can be chaotic and stressful for all parties involved. To mitigate confusion, it’s essential for companies to have a clear and consistent post-injury response procedure. One of the most critical aspects of these procedures is consistency.

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Two Main Reasons Why Workers’ Compensation Costs Skyrocket

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This post will dive into the two primary reasons why workerscompensation costs are often higher than they should be, and how employers can take charge of the process to reduce those expenses. These programs should be tailored to each employee’s capabilities and should align with medical advice to prevent further injury.

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The Role of an Injury Coordinator in Workers’ Compensation Management

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In the realm of workerscompensation, the role of an injury coordinator is pivotal. This position is crucial for managing the complex processes associated with workplace injuries, ensuring both compliance with regulations and the well-being of employees.

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2 Major Types of Transitional Duty in Workers’ Compensation

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In the world of workerscompensation, one of the most powerful strategies for managing costs while helping injured employees return to work is the implementation of a transitional duty (TD) program. Example: Consider a nurse who has suffered a back injury and is unable to perform patient transfers.

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Understanding Classification Rules in Workers’ Compensation

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The higher the risk, the higher the workerscompensation premium for that classification. These rules are established by rating organizations like the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) in most states, though some states have their own rating bureaus.

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5 Reasons Why Workers’ Compensation Reserves Are Higher Than Expected

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5 Reasons Why WorkersCompensation Reserves Are Higher Than Expected: 1. Will the Injury Require Future Medical or Surgical Interventions? The need for surgery often signals more serious injuries, which not only have higher immediate costs but also pose substantial risks for future complications.

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Blog Post: Frequently Asked Questions on Complex Employment Issues for California Workers’ Compensation

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Rassp, Presiding Judge, WCAB Los Angeles, California Division of WorkersCompensation Disclaimer: The material and any opinions contained in this article are solely those of the authors and are not the opinions of the Department of Industrial Relations, Division of WorkersCompensation, or the WCAB, or any other entity or individual.