Medical provider networks, intended to improve care for injured workers and reduce medical spending, shaved only about 2% from average medical costs per claim in

Rather than trying to clarify the Medical-Legal Fee Schedule, some observers are suggesting that the California Division of Workers’ Compensation undertake more of a soup-to-nuts

Eight months after Texas regulators released a study showing no difference in outcomes for accredited versus non-accredited rehabilitation providers, an international accreditation group is taking

Advances in technology are helping catastrophically injured workers survive and live longer than in years past, while also adding to claim costs for the most severe

The spinal surgery kickback scheme at Pacific Hospital of Long Beach was essentially a victimless crime in part because California’s workers’ compensation system has a