A new workers’ comp medical fee schedule takes effect in Tennessee today, giving providers their first raise since 2012.

Not only are reimbursement rates increasing

The National Council on Compensation Insurance is recommending a 9.5% decrease in loss costs for the voluntary market in Tennessee in 2020, a figure that's half

A doctor is asking California’s 2nd District Court of Appeal to declare a law requiring suspended providers to rebut a presumption that their liens are

Hospital mergers have helped reduce costs and improve patient care, according to a new report from the American Hospital Association that some in the workers'

California’s workers’ compensation community would have six months to come to grips with a presumption that all workers are employees, under recent amendments to a