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Workers' Comp Article

Technology Integrations Are Transforming How Pharmacy Benefits Managers Monitor Drug Therapies

4 MIN READ

Technology continues to transform the way we live and work, and the insurance industry is no exception. One way technology advancements are having a positive impact on workers’ compensation payors and enabling them to get their claimants on the road to recovery in a safe and effective manner is by improving visibility into pharmaceutical utilization.

Mitchell Article

Winners to be announced at the P&C Conference in October

We are excited to announce the winners of our first annual Mitchell mPower Awards at our P&C conference, October 18, 2017. With a focus on delivering better outcomes for their customers, this years’ winners transformed processes and innovated services resulting in a positive impact on their business.

WorkCompWire Article

Cultural Competency and the LGBTQ Injured Worker

Cultural competency has gained a stronger foothold in health care over the past decade.

Workers' Comp Article

The New CDC Opioid Guidelines

18 MIN READ

Study and Impact of Guidelines on the Workers’ Compensation Industry: The United States is facing a very real and serious opioid epidemic. Prolific prescribing, widespread abuse, and the highly addictive nature of these drugs have contributed to rapid increases in opioid overdose deaths from both prescription opioids and its illegal counterpart, heroin.

Mitchell Article

Building a Strong Company Culture For Better Outcomes, Brand Beliefs, and Behaviors.

Culture isn’t accidental. It takes a conscious commitment from leadership across the company to decide what they want the company experience to be and deliberate action to drive it into all aspects of the business—including the employee and customer experience.

WorkCompWire Article

When Catastrophe Occurs, Communication is Key

Catastrophic workplace injuries present far-reaching complexities that go beyond severity of injury, making these cases at-risk for claim derailment.

Workers' Comp Article

Case Management: Can Any Nurse Do it?

4 MIN READ

Amidst an ongoing nursing shortage, workers' comp recruiters are tasked with finding nurses who can make the transition from clinic to case management. As Debbi Bromley, Genex Senior VP of Human Resources, explains, it’s a unique role for those who have the skills to manage cases and are looking for a little more flexibility.

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