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Taking the Mystery Out of Fraudulent WC Claims
One of the most frustrating parts of workers' compensation insurance, aside from the paperwork, is the concern about fraud that all too often accompanies a claim. There are some useful guidelines that can help employers — and HR managers in particular — understand the claims submitted by their employees.
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Medicare's Evolving Reporting Requirements
The Medicare, Medicaid, & SCHIP Extension Act of 2007 imposed significant reporting requirements on workers' compensation, liability and no-fault plans (including self-insured plans). Penalties for non-compliance will be stiff.
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Acetaminophen Warnings for Injured Workers
Acetaminophen is the generic name of one of the most commonly used drugs to relieve pain and fever in the U.S. This popular over-the-counter medication is also contained in a number of prescription medications commonly included in workers' compensation formularies. And therein lies the danger.
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Chinese Drywall and the American Worker
The Chinese drywall saga continues as homeowner complaints, governmental studies, and court cases multiply. Almost a footnote to the saga is the equally compelling story of the potential problems looming for the workers charged with removing the product from homes.
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The 65th Annual
Workers' Compensation Educational Conference
Aug. 15-18, 2010 in Orlando |
A Partnership Between |
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