Federal health care regulators are paving the way for a value-based purchasing approach in workers’ compensation. Rising CEO Jason Beans outlines Medicare’s assertive advances to replace the fee-for-service model, their impressive outcomes, and takeaways for workers’ comp in his Risk & Insurance Risk Insider column.
Overcoming Workers’ Comp Fraud with Detection Technology featuring Rising’s Work Comp Benchmark Study | Property Casualty 360 | Apr 2016
Fraud analytics can help detect suspicious injury claims, fraudulent providers, and premium avoidance scams. In this article, Rising’s Work Comp Benchmark Study results shed light on the adoption of analytics by payers.
Rising CEO Presents at Work Comp Insurance ExecuSummit | Shares WC Benchmark Study Findings, Highlights Millennial Talent Strategies| Mar 2016
March 1, 2016 – Uncasville, CT – In early March, Rising CEO Jason Beans conducted a session on results from the 2015 Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study at the 13th Annual National Workers’ Compensation Insurance ExecuSummit.
Rising Brings Surgical Case Rates to New Jersey | Jan 2016
January 13, 2016 — Chicago, IL — Rising Medical Solutions announces the arrival of value-based surgical care in New Jersey, with the introduction of its Surgical Care Program in key markets.
Study: Claim Costs Impacted by Who Chooses the Provider featuring Anne Kirby, Chief Compliance Officer & VP of Care Management | Work Comp Central | Dec 2015
States that allow employers to choose a health care provider for an injured worker have a lower average medical cost per claim than states where employees can choose their provider, according to a study by Liberty Mutual Insurance. Anne Kirby, Rising’s Chief Compliance Officer & VP of Care Management, comments on the study findings.
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Rising’s 2015 Work Comp Benchmark Study Releases Results | Nov 2015
700 Work Comp Leaders Draw Roadmap for Claims/
November 4, 2015 — Chicago, IL — Some 5,000 insurer, TPA, and employer-based professionals fill claims leadership positions in workers’ compensation operations nationwide. They think as much about the future as they do day-to-day operations. To date, approximately 700 of these leaders have shared their insights through quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews conducted by the Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study in 2013, 2014, and now 2015.
What 700 Workers’ Compensation Claims Leaders Are Telling Us by Rachel Fikes, VP & Workers’ Comp Benchmarking Study Program Director | Claims & Litigation Management (CLM) Alliance’s WC magazine | Oct 2015
This article highlights key findings from Rising’s 2015 Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study. Rising’s VP & Study Program Director Rachel Fikes co-authors the piece with industry journalist and consultant, Peter Rousmaniere. Together they summarize the insights from hundreds of claims leaders on the state of claims management today and their strategic vision for the future.