Workplace violence (WPV) in healthcare and behavioral health settings poses significant risks to employees, organizational culture, and patient care. Leveraging real-world data, this webinar highlights how one leading pediatric hospital transformed its approach to WPV by improving reporting systems, refining injury classifications, and capturing detailed behavioral trends.
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Burn injuries sustained in the workplace are often complex, unpredictable, and among the most devastating occupational traumas. Understanding burn severity and causes is essential for effective treatment planning and long‑term recovery. In this webinar, our National Catastrophic Medical Management Consultant, Tracie Lemus, RN, CCM, MSCC, shares clinical insights about emergency response, grafting procedures, post‑hospital care, and the physical and psychosocial challenges impacting burn survivors throughout recovery and rehabilitation.
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Want to know how to get better outcomes for injured workers? Our own Courtney Waltz shares valuable insights on managing catastrophic workers comp claims in this Claims Journal article. She covers the entire process, from initial injury to long-term care, offering practical strategies to improve results.
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MEC will be ready to collaborate at the 2026 Florida RIMS Educational Conference July 28 – August 1 in Naples Florida. Our team looks forward to sharing how MEC delivers industry-leading excess workers’ compensation solutions—along with resources and expertise that improve outcomes for injured workers while controlling costs.
MEC’s Bill Costanza, Director of Business Development, at MEC is looking forward to great conversations at the Arizona PRIMA Summer Education Series in Flagstaff, AZ on July 29. If you plan to attend, he would love to connect and talk about how MEC’s experienced team, disciplined processes, and advanced technology work together to deliver measurable outcomes and long-term value for the public sector.
MEC is saddling up for the 2026 Texas PRIMA Annual Conference taking place from November 1-4 in Dallas, TX. We look forward to connecting with industry peers and public entity colleagues. Let’s connect and explore what’s possible!
The MEC team is heading to the PRIMA Institute Conference, taking place from October 19-23 in Alexandria, VA. We will be available throughout the conference to discuss how MEC’s policies streamline underwriting, reduce administrative time, and enhance operational efficiency, providing cost-efficient solutions tailored specifically for public entity clients.
Our Director of Business Development, Jim Brasier, will be at the 2026 MASI Fall Conference in Gulf Shores, AL from September 23–25. He looks forward to sharing insights about how MEC delivers customized excess workers’ compensation solutions built around each self-insured program’s unique needs. If you’ll be at the conference, connect with Jim and explore what’s possible when claims expertise and data driven insight work together.
The MEC team is attending the 2026 VCIA Annual Conference August 11 -13 in Burlington, VT. Our captive experts will be ready to discuss the benefits of forming a captive, group captive as a growth strategy for mid-market companies, and our unique approach to captive formation and management. We look forward to seeing you there at booth #43!
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