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Paduda: Opioids, Spines and Dead People 04/28/2016
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Friend and colleague Dr. David Deitz was kind enough to provide his perspective on two seemingly unconnected items in the current issue of the New England Journal of Medicine that are highly relevant for medical providers treating occupational injuries. ...Read More
 
 

Priz: Tangled Webs and Workers' Comp Insurance 04/26/2016
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Sometimes I think the insurance industry gets a little too clever for its own good, particularly in regard to workers' compensation insurance. And when it does, it often ends up generating considerable work for the courts and for insurance regulators. ...Read More
 
 
Pew: Steak and Pain 04/14/2016
By: Mark Pew
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A doctor, two pharmacists and a blogger walk into a bar ... That's not a joke but how dinner started Tuesday in San Diego's Gaslamp District after a second excellent day at the Risk Insurance Management Society conference. As happens so often when I get together with friends ...Read More
 
 
Paduda: Why Be a Crook When You Can Be a Dispensing Doc? 04/13/2016
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The Workers' Compensation Research Institute's latest report on physician dispensing confirms what we weary soldiers have known for years: The physician dispensing industry is way better at figuring out how to screw employers and taxpayers than workers’ comp payers and regulators ar...Read More
 
 
Paul: The Home Health Care Burden 03/28/2016
By: Jeremiah L. Paul
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Many of us have experienced that gut-wrenching moment of receiving an out-of-the-blue demand for reimbursement of hundreds of thousands of dollars for home health care. I was recently presented with such a demand, and as is often the case, the demand was accompanied with little to no proof or exp...Read More
 
 
Paduda: What Happened to Work Comp Regulation? 03/21/2016
By: Joe Paduda
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In response to my post on payers shifting medical management strategy decision-making from experts to non-experts, a longtime friend and colleague provided his perspective. Wi...Read More
 
 
Peeking at Zuniga 02/12/2016
By: Julius Young
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Like a giant bear hibernating through winter, California’s workers’ comp system is in a relatively quiet phase. Yet there’s always notable stuff happening. For example, despite the fact that in Frances Stevens v. Outspoken Enterprises, one panel of the California...Read More
 
 
Personal Injury Attorney Suspended for Poor Handling of Medicare Reimbursement 12/08/2015
By: Jennifer Jordan
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Jennifer Jordan ...Read More
 
 
Parsons Presumption for Entirely Different Injury 10/20/2015
By: Teague Campbell
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Johnnie Wilkes was a 62-year-old landscaper working in the Recreation and Parks Department for the City of Greensboro. He had worked for the city for approximately nine years. On April 21, 2010, Wilkes was involved in a car accident. He was treated for an abrasion to his head, broken ri...Read More
 
 
Protz v. WCAB Ruling Muddles IRE Process 09/30/2015
By: Joseph C. Romano
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In a significant and surprising decision in Protz v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board (Derry Area School District), No. 1024 C.D. 2014 (Pa.Cmwlth. 2015), the Commonwealth ...Read More
 
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