Workers’ comp drug spending, excluding specialty drugs, dropped 3.8% last year, and spending on opioids fell 15%, according to a drug trend report released Thursday

Michael D. Drobot dropped an appeal of an order finding that he breached the terms of his plea agreement last year when he pocketed $1

Changes to Medicare’s fee schedule structure for physician evaluation and management services are on the horizon, and they could result in increases to workers’ comp

For many injured workers who have suffered an upper-limb amputation, a body-powered prosthesis will become their “go-to” prosthesis rather than a fancier myoelectric device, a

The fallout from two of the largest insurance carrier insolvencies in recent Florida history continues and will likely result in higher assessments on workers' compensation