Industry Insights

Healthesystems' clinicians, data analysts, compliance officers, and business leaders are at the forefront of the issues and events that affect the workers’ compensation and healthcare industries.

Drawing on their expertise and insights, Healthesystems produces and publishes a variety of educational resources that help workers' compensation professionals stay informed and gain a deeper understanding of:

New drugs and other pharmacological updates

Medical equipment and service developments

Population demographics

Regulatory and policy news

Business, industry, and cultural trends

Apr 2024

Triple Threat: Healthcare Fraud, Waste and Abuse in Workers' Comp

RxInformer

Award-winning journal providing in-depth analysis on today’s most important topics

Workplace Trends

The Cannabis Question: Marijuana and Workplace Safety?

With greater legalization and public approval, the question of safety grows more important.

Summer 2022

ABM

Out of Stock: Medical Supply Chain Shortages Impacting Workers’ Comp

Ancillary medical product and service shortages and how to manage them.

Summer 2022

Claim Complexities

Social Influencers: The Role of Social Determinants of Health in Injured Worker Recovery

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

Summer 2022

Workers' Comprehensive

Monthly e-newsletter covering news stories relevant to workers’ compensation

Medmonitor

FDA Approves Zurnai and Neffy

Sep 2024

This Month's Must Read

Removing Barriers to Recovery: A Primer on Psychosocial Treatments for Injured Workers

The benefits of different screening strategies and therapeutic interventions.

Sep 2024

Legislation & Policy

Congress Urges USPS to Adopt Department of Labor’s Proposed Heat Protections

The push comes after a letter carrier died after working without air conditioning in 95° weather.

Sep 2024

Clinical Guidance

“Clinical Minute” videos and other helpful resources from our clinical experts

Clinical Insights

American Medical Association Asks CDC to Revise Opioid Guidelines

The AMA suggests that prescription medications are no longer a significant factor in the opioid epidemic, and that opioid prescription limits should change.

Jul 2020