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CorVel’s Commitment to Compliance: A Shining Example for Payers

CorVel, a Third-Party Administrator (TPA) managing workers’ comp claims on behalf of insurers and employers, has demonstrated how workers’ comp works better when payer...

CA DWC Fails, Vendors Thrive, Employers Pay More

Fact: In California workers’ comp, the claims administrator is legally responsible for compliance with state laws and regulations, regardless of any outside vendor or agent t...

Provider Alert: Do Not (Not!) Sign PhysNet Discount “Agreement”

A California provider narrowly avoided financial pain when their office signed (but thankfully never delivered) a reimbursement discount agreement PhysNet sent to the practic...

CA Employers: Paying More for Comp Coverage as Insurers Make Bank

Yet another industry report confirms that workers’ compensation is stupendously profitable for insurers, outperforming the rest of the insurance industry even as rates decrea...

Deranged Zenith “Offers” Doctor 31% State Fee Schedule for DME

Workers’ comp has plummeted to a new low in payers’ relentless attempts to deny fair payment to the doctors who treat injured workers.The Zenith’s recent effort to pay...

Join daisyBill at the 2025 National Comp Conference

National Comp, formerly the National Workers’ Compensation & Disability Conference (NWCDC), returns this fall in Nashville, Tennessee, for two days of ed...

Webinar Replay: Automated Bill Tasks for Workers' Comp Providers

There’s no way around it: if your practice treats injured workers, you need billing software specifically for workers’ comp. Comp billing is too complicated for standa...

Provider Warning: QuicRemit Credit Card Payments

Recently, daisyNews shared why accepting virtual credit card (VCC) payments for injured workers’ treatment is financially harmful. This form of payment subjects practices to ...

NY Billing Alert: Payers Deny CPT 99080 for 64% of e-Bills

As of August 1, 2025, New York mandates that providers submit all bills for injured workers’ medical treatment electronically (e-billing). To offset the cost of e-bill...

CA: “Lack of Effort” re: Debit Cards Shows Payers' Priorities

Workers’ Comp Executivereports that California payers show little interest in paying injured workers indemnity benefits with debit cards despite a...

NY: Payment Denials - Form C-8.1B Changes Explained

New York’s Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) is adding a new layer of protection for providers facing payment denials for injured worker treatment.Effective January 5,...

NY Data: Payers That Fail to Respond to Providers' e-Bills

Since August 2025, New York has required workers’ comp medical providers to send their workers' comp bills electronically (e-bills). Since October 2021, the New York W...