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July 10, 2024 · Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs Team
California work comp proposed UR rule changes; Montana fee schedules and drug formulary updated; Michigan bill applying false claims law to PIP advances; Idaho legislation adds to PBM requirements. Read more... |
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June 27, 2024 · Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs Team
After years of attempts, New York lawmakers finally passed legislation impacting the ability of employers and insurers to direct workers’ comp pharmacy care. Read more... |
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June 20, 2024 · Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs Team
The California DWC now invites further comments to yet more proposed changes to its already proposed changes to the state’s workers’ comp pharmacy fee schedule rules. Rely on Optum to make sense of it all. Read more... |
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June 12, 2024 · Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs Team
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May 29, 2024 · Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs Team
Robert Wilson, president of WorkCompCollege.com, talks to the Policy Guys about the diverse and extended course offerings in the realm of workers’ comp available on this innovative training platform. Listen in to boost your understanding as well as your street cred. Read more... |
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May 22, 2024 · Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs Team
Oklahoma expands PTSD coverage for first responders with treatment limits, model drug pricing reporting law amended to exclude work comp and auto, model drug formulary law up for review, Virginia requires patient counseling with opioid prescribing, and several states reviewing changes to their medical rules. Read more... |
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