Hospital mergers have helped reduce costs and improve patient care, according to a new report from the American Hospital Association that some in the workers'

California’s workers’ compensation community would have six months to come to grips with a presumption that all workers are employees, under recent amendments to a

California carriers paid less for both opioids and compound drugs as use of the medicines decreased significantly in the first year after the state's prescription

For the second time in eight years, a new Michigan governor has revamped the state's workers' compensation appeals commission, a plan that stakeholders on both

Several new workers' compensation laws took effect in Texas this week, including one that tightens restrictions on who can provide utilization reviews.

Senate Bill 1742