Category: Workers Comp

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Focusing on the Wellbeing of Employees

Risk & Insurance^® magazine taps Healthe’s VP of Clinical Services for considerations on retaining a healthy and happy workforce.

First-time generics are available for drugs that treat COPD, HIV, hypertension, and more.

The insurance sector continues to face IT talent shortages – how does this impact workers’ comp organizations?

An update to the 2016 guidelines has been issued, promoting greater flexibility for individualized patient-centered care.

Maryland and Missouri voters pass recreational legalization.

Data insights on medical payments for 18 state workers’ comp systems.

A series of reports from NCCI examine how medical costs and workforce demographics are changing.

The potential for low amniotic fluid can cause significant health issues.

Smaller, more niche drug trends across different populations and geographies

The National Safety Council provides information on mental health, workplace safety, and more.

The only pre-exposure prophylactic for COVID-19 may not provide protection for certain variants.

Healthe’s Chief Information Officer, Brett Luna, speaks to Risk & Insurance^® Magazine about this trending topic.

This antidepressant can yield results as soon as one week, which could generate popularity.

Gaining visibility into Social Determinants of Health that intersect with workplace injury and recovery.

A new report from the WCRI addressed psychosocial barriers to recovery and intervention strategies.

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