A lack of available medical evaluators resulted in the automatic denial of claims some state workers filed, delaying benefits by an average of four months,

The California auditor’s recommendations for addressing the problems caused by a shortage of qualified medical providers may not be enough to fix what some observers

The Division of Workers’ Compensation has not done enough to attract and retain qualified medical evaluators; failed to continuously review the quality of medical-legal reports; and

The California Victim Compensation Board, which provided hundreds of thousands of dollars to victims of the December 2015 terrorist attack in San Bernardino, is trying to

Marijuana, opioids and telemedicine have been hot issues this year in workers’ comp medical treatment, and they’re expected to remain so in 2020. But topics