Workers’ compensation carriers and self-insured employers in Kentucky are explicitly exempt from reimbursing injured workers for the costs of medical cannabis, under newly enacted legislation.
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration on Thursday announced it cited a Florida framing contractor over safety violations, marking the sixth time since 2021
A bill that would provide supplemental health care services and salary benefits to first responders diagnosed with certain mental conditions was introduced Wednesday in North
A bill proposed in Louisiana would repeal the state provision that employers and their workers' compensation insurers are not required to pay for medical marijuana.
Median negotiated rates in Texas are 305% of Medicare rates for outpatient services, according to the recently released Texas-specific version of the Official Healthcare Pricing
The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld the denial of a worker’s claim that she suffered a compensable shoulder injury while participating in a functional capacity examination.
An Ocala, Florida-based framing contractor faces $464,079 in proposed fines by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration over allegedly continued safety violations three years after
Members of a Florida legislative committee took the ax to a provision that would have boosted physician and surgeon payments before passing a measure that would