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Drug prices, under physician dispensing, have come down significantly after reforms but remain much higher than at retail pharmacies.

As workers' comp claims dwindle, providers should offer "absence management" -- handling loss of work time for any reason, not just injury.

With so much contention appearing in what was supposed to be a no-fault system, is it time to redesign work comp from scratch?

The market has become tough for those buying management liability insurance -- and may get even tougher.

Work comp treats physicians as equals, except for cost, but there are huge differences; the data will identify the best doctors.

Workers' comp must face the psychosocial aspects of opioid addiction. An approach known as cognitive behavioral therapy shows promise.

Electrodiagnostics objectively determines an employee's capability before and after an injury claim, simplifying workers' comp cases.

States are evenly split on whether to allow "bad faith" lawsuits against insurers and third-party administrators. Who's right?