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CHSWC: Three Reasons the CA MPN System Is a Failure

At a meeting of California’s Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation (CHSWC), a payer and network advocate argued that the state’s chaotic Medical Provider ...

Liberty Mutual Celebrates “Payment Holidays” Instead of Reimbursing Providers

Liberty Mutual failed to pay multiple bills for an injured California worker’s treatment, only for daisyCollect to discover (again) that th...

Sedgwick: Apricus “Posting Delay” Leaves Provider Unpaid for Months

Providers continue to get squeezed between the twin incompetencies of Third-Party Administrator (TPA) Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc. and network payer Apricus....

CA: daisyBill Presents Hard Truths to CHSWC

At a June 26 meeting of California’s Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation (CHSWC), daisyBill Co-founder and CEO Catherine Montgomery detailed some of the...

NY Comp Premiums to Drop 22% as CA Employers Face 6.6% Hike

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a steep decrease in the premium rates employers will pay for workers’ comp coverage, along with hundreds of millions in dividends and...

CA: 6.6% Increase for Comp Premiums in September 2026

California’s Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara, announced a 6.6% increase in advisory pure premium rates for workers’ comp coverage, effective September 1, 2026.Tra...

TX DWC Offers Free Workers' Comp 101 Webinar

The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation (TX DWC), reliably a source of substantive information and education to anyone who participates in the state's workers' comp syste...

daisyData: The 5 Worst Workers’ Comp TPAs

As we discussed in our look at the top-performing Third-Party Administrators (TPAs), TPAs are a critical component of workers' comp systems in most states. When a TPA upholds...

daisyData: Top 5 TPAs Helping Workers’ Comp Work Better

Across the nation, many doctors avoid taking on workers’ comp patients for one simple reason: obtaining payment can be a nightmare. Electronic billing (e-billing) has ...

ESIS and Its Unreachable Adjuster Fail to Respond to e-Bills

Third-Party Administrator (TPA) ESIS completely failed to respond to multiple electronic bills (e-bills) for an injured Allied Universal employee’s treatment by the legally m...

Sedgwick & Apricus Dispute Leaves Provider Unpaid (Again)

A California provider is missing thousands in reimbursement for authorized treatment due to (another) circular dispute between the Third-Party Administrator (TPA), Sedgwick C...

FedEx: Sedgwick & Genex Bungle Payment (Again)

Once again, Third-Party Administrator (TPA) Sedgwick Claims Management Services authorized treatment for an injured FedEx employee, only to refuse to pay for it. More concern...