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Paradigm leaders Kathy Galia, Chief Clinical Solutions Officer; and Elizabeth Ulloa Lowry, SVP, Risk Solutions, share their thoughts on what sets Paradigm’s case management solutions apart and what is new for case management in 2022.
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Jan Saunders, CPO, LPO, Clinical Prosthetics & Orthotics Program Manager of HomeCare Connect discusses how early intervention is a key element in the cost drivers for prosthetics.
Paradigm has been the market leader for more than 30 years, and we have an unmatched track record of achieving remarkable outcomes for high-stakes cases. We’re wholly accountable to our clients. We’ve got the tools and expertise needed to manage the risk that comes with cases big and small. And in everything we do, we’re guided by our core purpose: returning the injured person to their best possible life.
When Bill Griffin sustained multiple traumas as the result of a truck-to-truck collision, Paradigm was there. What does it take to manage a catastrophic injury? Learn from the Paradigm Management Team how they achieved the highest possible outcome for this catastrophically injured worker.
Paradigm’s approach to Catastrophic Care Management seamlessly limits your risk exposure while ensuring injured workers receive the right care at the right time.
Paradigm CEO John S. Watts, Jr. sits down with R&I at the 2019 National Workers' Compensation Disability Conference & Expo to discuss how Paradigm has continued to evolve its whole person, whole family approach to catastrophic care management and how that experience can be used to drive better outcomes overall.”
Brian Hall’s story is one of perseverance. Injured in an explosion at the biomass power plant where he worked, he had burns over 90% of his body. During years of surgery and recovery, his inspiration was to see his kids grow up.
Throughout his journey to increase functionality and overcome dependency on opiate medications, Tim Stout remained hopeful that someday, something would “give him his life back.”
