Highly Protected Risk (HPR)Defined
From a property insurance standpoint, a Highly Protected Risk (HPR) is a property that highly specialized property insurance…
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Plethy’s Recupe program offers unmatched engagement, providing real-time risk assessment and optimized claims outcomes. Our approach ensures every injured employee receives empathetic, personalized care throughout their recovery.
From a property insurance standpoint, a Highly Protected Risk (HPR) is a property that highly specialized property insurance…
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Workers’ compensation is known in insurance parlance as a “long-tail” benefits system, in part because most states…
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In the movie You’ve Got Mail, Meg Ryan asks why all men use quotes from The Godfather. The answer is quite simple.
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In continuation of our exploration of effective negotiation strategies, this companion piece to last week’s article on Negotiations covers…
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Like most of us, I learned the wrong negotiation fundamentals from my family. When I was a small boy…
Negotiations: A Crucial Skill for the Insurance Industry Read Post »
Most claims administration operations strive for consistency and accuracy in benefit provision. They also work hard…
The Skills and Training of a Claims Manager Read Post »
Employee hoarding” is a term used to describe situations where employers (supervisors, managers, VPs, HR, and…
Hoarding Employees Read Post »
“Call the doctor and let them know if we are going to authorize the surgery,” said a Claims Supervisor…
Maximizing Workers’ Compensation Claims Management with a Medical Director Read Post »
Effectively managing workers’ compensation claims necessitates critically evaluating medical information and…
The Indispensable Role of Medical Directors in Workers’ Compensation Legal Offices Read Post »
The workers’ compensation industry faces a daunting challenge: a severe shortage of qualified claims examiners…
Addressing the Crisis: Shortage of Workers’ Compensation Claims Examiners Read Post »
WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Simple Ideas for a Complex System Presented by Doctor Google, Chat GPT, and Nurse Large Language Model: A Medical Fairy Tale by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member Once upon a time in the realm of medical care, a curious phenomenon emerged – the emergence of “Doctor Google” and his faithful
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WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Simple Ideas for a Complex System Presented by The Challenge of Managing ‘Unreasonable Demands’ from Customers by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member In the realm of business, navigating the complexities of customer interactions often involves confronting the challenge of managing ‘unreasonable demands.’ These demands can manifest in various forms, ranging
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WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Simple Ideas for a Complex System Presented by Improved Customer Service by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member With the advent of AI-powered customer call centers the promise is of easier navigation and improved service. Many current call centers have yet to transition to this technology. Great customer service is a
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WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Simple Ideas for a Complex System Presented by Developing cooperation while dealing with internal competition by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member When I was the GVP of Risk at Safeway we performed an analysis of our corporate culture to design a safety program that would have the opportunity to maximize
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WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Simple Ideas for a Complex System Presented by Containment Room issues in Distribution and Production centers by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member A containment room is a highly protected area to store flammable and combustible items in a warehouse to avoid catastrophic fires. Items such as cigarette lighters, candles and
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WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Simple Ideas for a Complex System Presented by The Top Actions Employers Can Take to Manage Their Workers’ Compensation Program in 2024 by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member Management Engagement: The approach and attitude that senior management takes regarding injury prevention, safety, employee welfare, interaction with injured workers, and treatment of
The Top Actions Employers Can Take to Manage Their Workers’ Compensation Program in 2024 Read Post »
WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Presented by Plethy Recupe Simple Ideas for a Complex System 2024 Reminders for Claims Operations by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member I would like to thank all of you who have diligently read our “Simple Ideas” papers during the past year. I admit that a few of the papers we
2024 Reminders for Claims Operations Read Post »
WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Presented by Plethy Recupe Simple Ideas for a Complex System Overcoming Kinesiophobia in Injured Worker Rehabilitation: Understanding the Role of Pain by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member In the world of workers’ compensation, there is always so much to learn about injury and treatment. Many claims examiners may assume they
WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Presented by Plethy Recupe Simple Ideas for a Complex System The Crucial Role of Quality Data in Advancing AI in Workers’ Compensation by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member There is a paramount importance of quality data in the context of Risk Management / Workers’ Compensation and driving advancements in artificial
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WORKERS’ COMP THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES Presented by Plethy Recupe Simple Ideas for a Complex System Understanding the Total Cost of Risk by Bill Zachry, SCIF Board Member In today’s business landscape, the ability to quantify risks in financial terms is crucial. With this information, the business can focus appropriate resources to mitigate enterprise-wide risks by
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