More Money for More Kids!
November 9, 2020
1 MIN READKids’ Chance Awareness Week was started in 2014 to provide a national platform to increase visibility for the Kids’ Chance mission. This week allows Kids’ Chance and its partners, like Coventry, to highlight and raise awareness of this ever-growing organization that provides educational opportunities and scholarships for children affected by workplace injuries.
Substance Misuse Recovery Network
November 4, 2020
1 MIN READFor all the progress our nation has made in reducing opioid prescriptions, misuse of these powerful analgesics remains an intractable problem.
Keys to Building Relationships
October 14, 2020
1 MIN READAs Case Management Week comes to a close, we want to recognize all of our Coventry Case Managers for their dedication and commitment to helping injured workers return to work, to play, to life.
Unlocking the Benefits Behind Custom Networks
October 12, 2020
3 MIN READIn this era of rapid changes to health care, networks are becoming more important than ever.
Bringing value-based contracting to workers’ comp offers opportunities and challenges
October 5, 2020
6 MIN READAs featured on the workcompwire.com blog, this piece was contributed by Kate Farley-Agee, Vice President, Network Products, Coventry.
COVID-19-Related State Budget Shortfalls and Resulting Impacts to Workers’ Comp
July 6, 2020
6 MIN READThe economic impacts associated with COVID-19 have been far-reaching and headline-grabbing: “Record levels of unemployment”, “Shuttered businesses”, “Idled and furloughed workers”. Economists have struggled to predict “What’s next?” (both short and long-term) amid an ever-shifting backdrop of varying virus case numbers, differing public policy/governmental responses, and unsettled consumer demand.
Introducing Networks 2.0: Part Four
June 29, 2020
2 MIN READThe benefits that workers’ comp networks bring to employees, employers, and providers are clear. What’s most interesting is how networks are evolving to meet the needs of employers and patients. These next-generation networks often are tighter, specialty-focused, smaller — right-sized — networks that benefits providers by grouping together the best of the best.