For injured workers and their families, catastrophic burn injuries are life-changing events that require the highest levels of critical care and are now the second-most-costly class of lost-time workers compensation…

Diabetes, among the most common comorbidities seen in injured workers, can disrupt a claim’s trajectory, causing delays in recovery and higher medical expenses, according to workers compensation claims experts.

The dramatic improvements in burn injury care and survivability over the past several decades deserve much recognition and attention for their impact on patient outcomes and recovery.

By understanding the full potential of this innovative surgical approach to prosthetics, stakeholders can be better positioned to make informed decisions that can solve for some of the most frustrating…

Paradigm’s Restorative Recovery Plans have a dedicated focus on achieving key management objectives, while providing risk protection, cost stabilization, reduced medical resource utilization, and decreased lifetime cost exposure.

Paradigm Specialty Networks are uniquely positioned to offer comprehensive specialty care options, while reducing administrative burden and delivering measurable cost savings for clients.

The newest nonopioid drug to manage acute post-surgical pain is expected to impact the workers compensation industry, as it likely will cost more than generic drugs often used for pain…