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MedRisk is proud to announce that Brian Peers, VP of Clinical Services will be a panelist on the NWC 2024 speaking session titled Healing to Healthy: How Physical Pharmacy Outcomes Are Transforming Legacy Pain Cases. The session will be taking place on Tuesday, October 15 from 1:00-2:00pm in Session Room 5. Brian will be joined by Julie Black of MyMatrixx, Michael Marsh of Montana State Fund, and Neil Deblock of Zurich North America.

MedRisk is proud to announce that Sri Sridharan, CEO of MedRisk will be a panelist on the NWC 2024 speaking session titled Executive Exchange: Moving the Industry from Talk to Change. The session will be taking place on Tuesday, October 15 from 11:00am-12:00pm in Session Room 1. Sri will be joined by John S. Watts, Jr. of Paradigm, Joe Paduda of Health Strategy Associates, and Joseph Berardo, Jr. of Carisk Partners.

We are proud to announce that Brian Peers, VP of Clinical Services at MedRisk, and Greg Nichols, President of SPNet, will be panelists on the NWC 2024 speaking session titled Rethinking Workers' Comp: Studies With New Insights. Read here for more details: https://lnkd.in/gXNtgV4Z

We are proud to be expanding our portfolio of care and cost management solutions for workers' compensation and auto insurance carriers, third-party administrators, and self-insured employers. Learn more at Booth 1027 about how these acquisitions enhance our ability to provide superior claims outcomes and exceptional service for customers.

Celebrating Customer Service Week! At MedRisk, customer service is more than just answering questions, it's about empowering our clients to deliver the best care for injured workers. Whether it's helping adjusters navigate cases, supporting Nurse Case Managers, or guiding employers, our customer service team is always here to streamline the process. Our commitment? Ensuring that every interaction brings us closer to excellent patient outcomes. We're proud to support you as you help patients get back on their feet. Thank you for trusting us to assist in making recovery smoother for all!

Don't let pain be your injured workers' Achilles' heel! A study in the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery found that post-op patients undergoing physical therapy after Achilles tendon repair experienced 30% faster recovery. PT helped them regain mobility, reduce pain, and get back on their feet sooner. Early rehabilitation can shorten recovery time and help avoid complications down the road. Start PT early after surgery to speed up healing and regain strength!

Don't let back pain break the bank! A Health Services Research study found that early PT intervention for lower back pain slashed healthcare costs by 60% compared to delayed or invasive treatments. Patients not only saved money but also recovered faster and avoided costly surgeries, medications, and unnecessary procedures. Early PT is the smart, cost-effective solution that prevents long-term pain and complications. Nip back pain in the bud with PT to save on healthcare costs and avoid invasive treatments! Have you experienced savings with early PT? Tell us about it!

MedRisk is coming out with another CEU! In this webinar, Anne Marciniak, PT, DPT, Provider Account Manager for MedRisk, discusses the following: • Components of PT/Rehabilitation Programs • Standard measurements and "normal" • How to interpret Patient Report Outcome measures Register through this link: https://lnkd.in/g6ZxKaWW See you there!

Treating work injuries shouldn't cause delays in returning to work! A Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation study revealed that workers receiving early PT returned to work 19% faster than those who delayed therapy. The study also noted that early intervention significantly reduced the likelihood of long-term disability, as workers experienced improved recovery rates and less downtime. This highlights how early physical therapy not only accelerates healing but also reduces the risk of chronic pain and other complications associated with delayed care. If an injury occurs, start physical therapy as soon as possible for better outcomes. Partnering with the right PT Network will be greatly beneficial in ensuring that injuries are treated quickly. Have you seen the benefits of early PT? Share your experience in the comments!

Depressed? Anxious? Maybe PT can help! A study in BMJ found that PT significantly reduces anxiety and depression symptoms in chronic pain patients by improving overall mood, sleep quality, and reducing stress levels. The structured movement in PT simulates the release of endorphins and promotes mental clarity, making it a holistic approach to recovery. Movement heals both mind and body by reducing stress, improving mood, and boosting energy levels. Pro Tip: Have patients start with small, achievable exercises to feel both physical and emotional benefits. Consistency is key! What's your favorite way to stay active and lift your mood?