Chris Meyer Joins MEC as TPA & Data Acquisition Manager

Midwest Employers Casualty (MEC) is excited to announce that Chris Meyer will be joining the company as TPA & Data Acquisition Manager, effective April 22nd.
Head First: Brain Injuries and Their Aftermath

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect millions of people in the US each year, with consequences ranging from mild concussions to severe brain bleeds. In this article, MEC's Phyllis Ramondetta examines the leading causes of TBIs, the potential effects on patients and their families, and the importance of proper treatment and rehabilitation in managing these complex injuries.
Darrell Toenjes Q&A:

Meet Darrell Toenjes, MEC's Healthcare Account Executive, as he shares his insights on healthcare workplace safety in this Q&A. With over three decades of experience in risk management, Darrell discusses the key challenges facing healthcare organizations and how MEC's solutions help clients create safer environments, reduce risks, and save on workers compensation costs.

From Data to Insight! Using Workers Compensation data to impact claim outcomes.
VIEWAre you looking to accelerate the use of data and analytics in your workers compensation claim process? Then this Webinar is for you. Brian Billings, the VP of Predictive Analytics at Midwest Employers Casualty will discuss the benefits of using data, analytics, and claim predictive models in claim management. The presentation will explore the various types of data and how advanced analytics are used to generate actionable claim insights. To conclude, Brian will present example claims and how data and advanced analytics led to better claim outcomes.
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Early Intervention: A Fresh Perspective on Lowering Claim Costs
VIEWIn this webinar, members of MEC’s predictive analytics and best-in-class claims teams explore how our innovative approach to risk management, combining early intervention with the right expertise and effective resources, helps insureds navigate the turbulent waters of complex workers compensation claims. The discussion will review how a coordinated use of data, analytics, and targeted claim strategies can help calm the storm and mitigate exposure once an accident has occurred. Using case studies, they will demonstrate that setting a course to successful claim outcomes begins with timely information and prompt action.
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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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