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Two Main Reasons Why Workers’ Compensation Costs Skyrocket

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One of the most significant challenges for employers today is managing the rising costs of workers’ compensation claims. The price tag associated with these claims can severely impact a company’s bottom line if not controlled effectively.

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Workers’ Comp Claims Audit: Initial Action Plan Checklist

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Claims audits and reviews are one of the most commonly used tactics by companies to control workers’ compensation costs. In fact, according to the RIMS 2009 Annual Benchmark Survey, 90% of companies had conducted a claim audit or review of at least some of their claims within the previous six months.

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Avoid 2 Common Pitfalls That Delay Care in Workers’ Compensation Claims

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One of the most critical aspects of managing workers’ compensation claims is ensuring that injured employees receive prompt medical treatment. Unfortunately, a common procedural mistake can leave employees in a painful and detrimental limbo: the delay of care due to technicalities in insurance coverage.

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5 Reasons Why Workers’ Compensation Reserves Are Higher Than Expected

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In the complex world of workers’ compensation, setting accurate reserves is a critical task for adjusters. Reserves are the funds set aside by an insurer to cover the future costs of a claim, including medical expenses, lost wages, and other associated costs. Is the Cost for the Claim for Life?

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Best Practices to Prepare for a Workers’ Comp Claim Audit or Review

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When managing workers’ compensation, a claim audit or review is a crucial opportunity for employers, carriers, TPAs (Third-Party Administrators), and brokers to come together and optimize claim-handling practices. Here’s how to effectively plan and prepare for a successful claim audit or review.

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2 Major Types of Transitional Duty in Workers’ Compensation

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In the world of workers’ compensation, 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. Transitional duty allows employees to return to the workplace in a modified capacity while they continue to recover from their injuries.

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Understanding Classification Rules in Workers’ Compensation

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When it comes to managing workers’ compensation, understanding classification rules is fundamental. The higher the risk, the higher the workers’ compensation premium for that classification. Be Proactive About Audits : Workers’ compensation audits are a routine part of ensuring that businesses are accurately classified.