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5 Tips to Help Workers’ Comp Payers Optimize IT Resources

The insurance sector is experiencing an IT talent shortage. How can workers’ comp payers optimize the IT resources they already have?
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Things Change: The Growing Diversity of Pharmacy Cost Drivers

Smaller, more niche drug trends across different populations and geographies
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2023 Industry Insights Survey Report

We surveyed 500+ workers’ comp professionals on the biggest industry disruptors and priorities
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FDA Approves Combogesic for Short Term Management of Mild to Moderate Pain

A new combination of acetaminophen and ibuprofen will soon hit the market.

Mar 2023

CDC Reports on Psychosocial Impacts on Construction Injuries

Psychosocial factors can increase the likelihood of musculoskeletal disorders and substance abuse.

Mar 2023

WCRI Reports on Physical Medicine’s Impact on Low-Back Pain

Extended physical medicine was 5-9 times as common in claims with multiple providers.

Mar 2023

NCCI Publishes Research Brief on Firefighter Presumptions

Beyond PTSD, cancers, heart conditions, and communicable diseases are seeing legislative activity.

Mar 2023

A Moment of Clarity: Alcohol’s Impact Across Workers and Medical Management

How problematic alcohol use can impact the workplace, claims, and medication management

Summer 2023

California Reports on Low-Volume High-Cost Drug Trends

Fenoprofen calcium made up 1.4% of NSAID prescriptions, but 33% of NSAID payments.

Mar 2023

State of the States

A roundup of regulatory activity around the country

Summer 2023

Cybersecurity Presentation at RISKWORLD® 2023

Tony Brown, Healthe’s Director of Information Security, will speak at the upcoming conference.

Mar 2023

PTSD Legislation to Make Waves in 2023

Several states have submitted bills to expand presumptions for first responders.

Feb 2023

Hard Times: How Economic Stability Can Impact Injured Worker Outcomes

How employment, poverty, housing, and food security impact patient health.

Feb 2023

Long COVID Data in Workers’ Comp

Both the WCRI and the New York State Insurance Fund published new reports.

Feb 2023

More Research Indicates Marijuana Use May Reduce Opioid Use

New reports from the Journal of the American Medical Association and Health Economics.

Feb 2023

2023 Workers’ Comp Industry Insight Survey Report

Over 500 stakeholders share their thoughts on industry challenges, priorities, and technologies.

Feb 2023

HIV Medications: New Approval and News of Discontinuations

Sunlenca approved for treatment-resistant populations, but a number of other drugs will cease production, some of which are included in PEP guidelines.

Jan 2023

The Triple Threat of Tobacco Use on Employer, Clinical, and Medication Complexity

Tobacco use as a complicating factor in workplace injury and recovery.

Jan 2023

Study Explores Potential Association Between Occupational Inhalants and Rheumatoid Arthritis

Exposure to various gases and vapors has been associated with autoimmune disease

Jan 2023

Cannabis Research Continues for Chronic Pain

Two new studies highlight marijuana’s analgesic effects.

Jan 2023

MDMA Phase 3 Trial Show Great Promise for Treating PTSD

The FDA may receive a new drug application as early Q3 of 2023.

Jan 2023

500 Workers’ Comp Stakeholder Identified Top 10 Industry Challenges

Preliminary findings from Healthe’s 2023 industry survey.

Jan 2023

4 Ways Economic Stability Can Impact Workers’ Comp Claims

To best assist workers’ comp patients, it is of benefit to understand the impact economic instability can have on their care and health. Here are 4 ways economic stability can impact workers’ comp claims.

Jan 2023

5 Tips to Help Workers’ Comp Payers Optimize IT Resources

The insurance sector is experiencing an IT talent shortage. How can workers’ comp payers optimize the IT resources they already have?

Dec 2022

FDA Approves Drug That Can Delay Onset of Type 1 Diabetes

Tzield (teplizumab-mzwv) injections can delay onset by several months or years.

Dec 2022

Diagnostics as a Defining Touchpoint in the Claims Journey

How the timing and accuracy of diagnostic testing can determine the course of a claim.

Dec 2022

Fentanyl Vaccine in Development

This vaccine blocks fentanyl from entering the brain and triggering euphoric effect.

Dec 2022

Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation Publishes Biennial Report to Legislature

This report contains a high level report on the status of the Texas workers’ comp system.

Dec 2022

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.

Dec 2022

A Modifiable Health Factor: 5 Considerations Regarding Tobacco Use in Employee Populations

Tobacco use is a modifiable health factor, albeit a complex one. Here are five things to consider regarding tobacco use in employee or injured worker populations.

Dec 2022

4 Drug Classes Driving Pharmacy Costs

With opioid utilization down, there is no longer a consolidated driver of pharmacy costs in workers’ comp. Here are four drug classes driving pharmacy costs today.

Dec 2022

Wave of Generic Approvals That Impact Workers’ Comp

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

Nov 2022

Coming Up Short: IT Talent Woes in Workers’ Comp

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

Nov 2022

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