The Texas workers' compensation system could shave off $200,000 a year in worker rehabilitation costs by dropping a 22-year-old provider accreditation preference and pay all

Although interdisciplinary rehabilitation programs can be an effective way to get injured employees back to work, payers are wary of the programs because one of

Not long after agreeing to enforce the Medical-Legal Fee Schedule billing regulations “as written” to settle allegations of underground rule-making, California’s Division of Workers’ Compensation

The Massachusetts Appeals Court last week ruled that a reinsurance provider for a self-insured employer cannot contractually limit its liability for benefits to an injured

As lawmakers consider bills to strengthen California's prescription drug-monitoring program, workers' compensation system users say the database remains an important part of the fight against