Roadmap True success lies in how organizations handle the aftermath of workplace injuries—ensuring injured workers feel supported, safety protocols are improved, and the organization continuously grows stronger. This Post-Claim Strategies series has highlighted the critical steps organizations […]
Roadmap Workers' compensation programs, like any critical organizational initiative, thrive on continuous improvement. The evolving nature of workplace dynamics, safety risks, and regulatory landscapes requires a forward-thinking approach that adapts to changing circumstances. A robust […]
Roadmap The success of a workers' compensation program relies heavily on the partners and processes that support it. Third-party administrators (TPAs), insurers, and medical providers shape how claims are handled and influence the experiences of […]
Roadmap A workplace incident is a defining moment for any organization. Beyond its immediate impact, it is a critical opportunity to reflect, learn, and strengthen the workplace's commitment to safety. Reinforcing a safety culture after […]
Roadmap Effective training is the cornerstone of a robust workers' compensation program. However, no training program is perfect from the start. Continuous improvement is essential, and claims provide a wealth of insights to refine training […]
Roadmap The recovery journey does not end when an injured worker returns to their role—it is a continuous process that extends into long-term health and well-being. Enhancing employee wellness post-injury is critical in preventing re-injury, […]
Proactive planning is a game-changer in workers' compensation. Before injuries occur, establishing a robust framework rooted in prevention and preparation lays the foundation for success. Organizations that focus on fostering a safety culture, equipping employees […]
Roadmap An effective workers' compensation program isn’t static—it evolves based on real-world insights and continuous feedback. Developing a claims feedback loop is a powerful way to gather input from injured workers, claims adjusters, and other […]