Category: Workers Comp

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FDA Approves Two New Opioids

Olinvyk injections and Qdolo oral solution are approved for the management of acute pain.

With the pandemic disrupting the healthcare system, how has workers’ comp been impacted?

Data from 26,000 claims finds that early physical therapy reduces costs and disability duration.

A wide-sweeping order on national telehealth policy requires federal agencies to begin making plans for change.

Data from nearly 12,000 COVID-19 claims breaks down coverage among industries, telemedicine insights, and more.

2020 has been a year of disruption, and we want to know what the industry thinks about COVID-19, telehealth, opioids, AI, and more!

A report on claim data up to July 31st.

Telehealth extensions in Colorado, Texas, and New York.

The FDA recommends healthcare professionals co-prescribe the opioid overdose reversal drug with all opioid prescriptions.

Healthesystems’ VP of Clinical Services addresses COVID-19 disruptions to workers’ comp, along with helpful strategies

AMA hopes to shift from a crisis-reaction framework to a more holistic model that prevents overdose while helping pain patients receive care.

Information from nearly 15,000 COVID-19 claims broken down by industry, demographics, and more.

Beyond first responders and healthcare workers, essential workers including grocery store workers are now covered by workers’ comp.

A new report on how federal workers’ comp claims have been impacted.

With cases increasing as individuals return to work, injured workers face barriers to care, risk of infection, and more.

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