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For an injured worker who has lost the ability to stand and walk, regaining the ability to stand upright and look people in the eye has immeasurable value. New medical devices, technology and new approaches to clinical care and claims strategies are making this dream a reality.
As new discussions emerge regarding a better safety net for injured workers, we restart American business following COVID-19 shutdowns, and we seek to attract new talent to this industry, it's the right time to consider these five, positive goals for workers’ comp systems.
Resilience and mental toughness require strength training, consistent exercise, and intentional coaching. Master Executive Coach and National Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach Pam Borton shares real-life experiences, tools and strategies on how elite athletes, teams and organizations master their mindset.
From its synthesis by Dr. Paul Janssen in 1960 to its illegal synthesis by George Marquardt, a high school dropout and self-taught chemist, fentanyl plays a significant role in today’s drug abuse epidemic. Clinical pharmacist Phil Walls explains why fentanyl has gained momentum as an alternative to heroin, and what we can do to mitigate […]
During the early days of the COVID-19 crisis, MedRisk expanded its nearly 3-year-old telerehab service. Previous expansions to help workers’ comp patients impacted by natural disasters did not produce a significant uptick in telerehab cases. Patients and adjusters saw hurricanes and wildfires as local and temporary and felt treatment could be delayed for a week […]
COVID-19 is changing many aspects of modern life, and many of those changes will have long-lasting effects. Drug development is one of those aspects. In this edition of CompTalks, Phil Walls will take us on a Race for the Cure as he examines how both the pandemic as well as politics have influenced drug and […]
