Through comprehensive support, Paradigm’s Vocational Case Managers help injured workers identify and develop key skills to stay at work or successfully re-enter the workforce

Delayed recovery for both catastrophic and minor workplace injury cases has become an increasingly serious challenge for the workers’ compensation system.

As with other areas of healthcare, technology has transformed nearly every aspect of the workers’ compensation industry in a short span of time.

Workers’ compensation organizations can increase efficiency and achieve better results through communications technology platforms that put people first.

ACRM Full article on: ACRM Abstract Objective To describe the development of a national Limb Loss and Preservation Registry (LLPR) designed to collect, standardize, and report patient outcomes data on…

AMCOMP Special Q2 | 2024 Full article on: www.amcomp.org Three perspectives from Paradigm leaders explore how guaranteed outcomes, increased patient engagement, and aligned incentives can create a better system for…

Musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries have become a major category for suboptimal outcomes and rising costs in workers’ compensation. Too frequently, what should be a routine shoulder, knee, or back diagnosis develops…