Mitigating Workers' Comp Challenges

Publisher: Medcor

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Mitigating Workers' Comp Challenges

The cost of workers’ compensation claims has risen dramatically, placing a further financial burden on employers when it comes to managing worker injuries. Implementing practical strategies to help reduce instances of injuries, send only the necessary injuries for offsite care and decrease the length of time injured workers are off the job can assist in reducing the burden of the rising cost of workers’ compensation claims.

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