Careful planning can blunt nature's impact on workers' compensation

Monday, June 10, 2019 | 454 | 0

Downers Grove, IL. (June 10, 2019) - Coventry, a leading provider of care and cost management solutions for workers' compensation, has released a new whitepaper entitled "Careful planning can blunt nature's impact on workers' compensation."

In just the past few years, natural disasters have generated startling headlines and produced enormous challenges for many, including for workers' compensation systems. In 2017, colossal hurricanes lashed the coasts of Florida, Puerto Rico, and Texas before scraping across enormous inland areas. The following year, in fall 2018, the deadliest U.S. wildfire in a century swept across Northern California, leveling an area the size of Chicago. And in 2019, a patchwork of Midwestern levies has strained and sometimes failed to hold back rivers swollen by snowmelt and copious rain. If the assaults seem more intense these days, that's because they often are. More than ever, proper disaster planning is necessary to ensure the workers' comp system is able to rebound from catastrophe.

To read the whitepaper and find out more about how thoughtful planning can ensure safeguards and help workers following a major disruption visit www.coventrywcs.com/publications.

About Coventry

Coventry is the leading provider of care and cost management solutions for workers' comp, disability and auto insurance carriers, third-party administrators, and self-insured employers. We design best-in-class products and services to help our partners return injured workers to work, to play, and to life as quickly and as cost effectively as possible. We accomplish this by developing and maintaining consultative partnerships with our clients and stakeholders, built on a foundation of trust that supports the claims management process.

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