Understanding Self-Insurance
VIEWSelf-Insurance 101. What is self-insurance? This resource walks you through whos, whys and steps of self-insurance.
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Is Your Safety Committee an Action Committee?
VIEWThis isn't your average webinar - your questions drive the conversation, and Michael Geosano is ready with insightful answers. Don't miss this chance to engage and learn!
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Legal Trends in Workers Compensation
VIEWKeeping up with the constantly shifting legal and regulatory environment impacting workers compensation is an arduous process that has only increased in difficulty given the events of 2020. In this webinar, MEC’s Geoff Jones will highlight some emerging trends affecting workers compensation as after-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. He will review how legislative changes, COVID-19 vaccine mandates, and technology usage affect the workers compensation industry and offer practical considerations to help you lean into this new normal while still mitigating risk.
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Exploring Data Trends in Workers Compensation
VIEWThe workers compensation market continues to face challenges such as steadily increasing medical costs and the emergence of new risks and exposures. In this webinar, members of MEC’s Predictive Analytics and Actuarial departments discuss how we are able to leverage the large amounts of detailed medical data we see associated with workers compensation claims in the analysis of trends in prescription drug costs and the identification of cost-saving opportunities for our self-insured client
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How to Evaluate Work from Home and Remote Workstations
VIEWRegister now for this essential discussion on healthcare workforce safety.
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The Four-Leaf Clover of Transitional Duty Programs
VIEWSimply put, return to work (RTW) means helping your employee get back to work as soon as possible after a work-related injury or illness. Developing the culture and business processes to support RTW is not achieved overnight. It includes developing policies and procedures, educating workers about early reporting of injuries, and working with supervisors to look creatively at job tasks and essential job functions. During this presentation, members of the MEC claims and underwriting teams will delve into the four perspectives of RTW – the employer, the injured worker, the TPA, and the treating physician.
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Key Components of Return to Work
VIEWUncover strategies that work to build an effective Return to Work (RTW) program. Cut costs, boost morale, and create a win-win for everyone.
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