The percentage of workers’ compensation patients undergoing lumbar spine surgery who needed reoperation or readmission within one to three months following the procedure is higher than

A coalition of state attorneys general and U.S. cities has urged the Trump administration to back off a proposed employment-test rule, which they say will

Most telemedicine services for injured federal workers, including physical therapy and occupational therapy, do not need to be pre-authorized, the federal Office of Workers' Compensation

The increase in facility costs for emergency room treatment has outpaced the growth in the hospital outpatient producer price index, according to the National Council

Coventry WCS is hosting a webinar Wednesday to explore the workers’ compensation impact of state regulations and laws allowing the medical use of cannabis.