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Healthesystems attended the California Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Committee on July 16th, where members reviewed topical analgesics and worked toward developing recommendations for the state’s workers’ compensation formulary. These meetings...
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The New Mexico Workers’ Compensation Administration published their 2024 Annual Report, highlighting system performance and claim trends. According to the report, medical-only claims have fluctuated significantly since 2018, starting at...
Risk and Insurance magazine recently published an article on the challenges of tracking and managing the various regulatory developments that affect workers’ comp across the country. While many workers’ comp...
Workers’ comp continues to grow more complex as the scope of care expands to a greater, more holistic view of patient wellness. Health concerns outside of a claim can significantly...
On September 23rd, Healthesystems attended the Tennessee Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) meeting to hear key updates impacting the state’s workers’ comp system. The Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) Medical Director...
...tool Drug list utilization rates. Meeting materials are available on the P&T Committee webpage, and the DWC encourages public comments on the formulary drug list to be sent to Formulary@dir.ca.gov....
The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) published a new report on the economic impact of Coronavirus on workers’ comp, exploring employment, business closure and furloughs, injury frequency, injury severity,...
Specialty drugs continue to comprise a growing portion of costs in workers’ comp – anywhere from 5-8% of total pharmacy spend, according to recent industry data. In fact, individual therapies...
...workers’ comp medical management, and thus brings a unique perspective on how to attract and retain workers’ compensation talent. This article examines how the skills and experience gained in the...
By Healthesystems With opioid utilization down, there is no longer a consolidated driver of pharmacy costs in workers’ comp. Instead, the industry faces a growing diversity of smaller, niche trends...
