Delaware Workers’ Comp: Are You Giving Away Your Biggest Cost Lever?
2 months, 25 days ago
cost control , Delaware workers compensation , employer rights , implicit authorization , medical direction , medical provider , occ med , occupational medicine
The Delaware Medical Choice: The Employer's Control Quick Takeaways The Trap: Delaware gives you the primary right to choose the doctor. If you don't build a strong medical network before an injury, you lose the cost control that right provides....
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Florida Workers’ Comp: “Nice” Can Cost You $100,000
19 days ago
cost control , DWC-25 form , employer rights , Florida Statute 440.13 , Florida workers compensation , medical provider , occupational medicine , one-time change , work comp
Florida Choice of Physician: Why "Nice" Can Cost You Big Quick Takeaways The Trap: Thinking you're doing right by letting an injured worker see their family doctor? That "nice" gesture could cost you $100,000. In Florida, you direct medical care...
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Illinois Workers’ Comp: Are You Trapped By Employee Medical Choice?
4 months, 2 days ago
Claims Management , cost control , employer compliance , Illinois workers compensation , medical choice , occupational medicine , PPP , preferred provider program , return to work
The Illinois Medical Choice Trap: The Employee’s Selection Quick Takeaways The Trap: In Illinois, the employee has the right to choose their own doctor. If you don't proactively build a strong medical network before an injury, you are at the...
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