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Sedgwick tops the charts, offering a world of resources to a diverse client base
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Workers' Compensation Study Shows Prescription Drug Spending Up
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Mid-market companies face health benefits enrollment challenges
Terri Browne, EVP, Colleague Resources, discusses Sedgwick's efforts to monitor and address the health care reform law's challenges.
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Medicare Compliance Update-August
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Annual TPA Directory - Sedgwick ranks as largest, most diverse TPA in the U.S.
Sedgwick was ranked as the largest, most diverse TPA in the U.S. market – the only multi-line provider in the top 10 – a distinction held for seven years.
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Costs mount quickly as workers' comp claims age
Scott Rogers, EVP, Casualty Operations, shares statistics and talks about how to address the many factors contributing to delays resolving workers' comp claims.
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Creative approaches achieve settlements of workers comp claims
Kathryn Tazic, SVP, Client Services, shares examples of how workers' compensation claims handlers can think outside the box to devise settlements that resolve long-standing cases.
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Sedgwick plans new offices in 2012
Sedgwick will open two new Midwest service centers, located in New Albany, OH, and Coralville, IA to support the company's continued growth.
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Louisiana passes several workers compensation laws during 2012 session
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Montana Supreme Court decision limits insured employers' access to WC claims information
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NATO Summit in Chicago-Sedgwick downtown Chicago office in the "Red Zone"
Our downtown Chicago office on West Jackson is in the federally declared “red zone” and, as a result, may experience unanticipated activity or disruptions.
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Federal government report critiques CMS’ Medicare compliance procedures
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U.S. Department of Labor proposes new FMLA regulations
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Escaping the pill mill
This course addresses the options available to employers and carriers when faced with ever-escalating medical costs from providers who treat patients excessively, inappropriately, or both.