e-Billing

Adminsure Billing Nightmare: Public Pays the Price for Friction (Part 2)

In Part 1 of our exposé on Adminsure, we detailed the painful odyssey providers must endure just to confirm payment for the treatment of injured workers.Below, we spot...

Adminsure Makes Billing a Nightmare for Providers (Part 1)

Adminsure is a prime example of why providers hesitate to treat injured workers.In multiple cases, Adminsure compliantly sent an electronic Explan...

Sedgwick Hits 298,034 Violations (and Counting)

Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc. continues to violate a critical California payment requirement with apparent impunity. The Third-Party Administrator (...

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...

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...

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...

Accelerated Claims Breaks CA Law, Only Accepts Bills by Mail

A Third-Party Administrator (TPA) has one relatively straightforward job: to handle injured workers’ claims on behalf of an employer or insurer.Accelerated Claims Serv...

New Dept. of Labor (DOL) Billing Requirements

On September 18, 2025, the US Department of Labor (DOL)’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (OWCP) announced a new requirement for providers

Workers' Comp Claims Admin & Clearinghouse Updates: September 2025

For workers’ comp medical providers, knowing where to send bills for treatment is often the first hurdle to getting paid. With hundreds of entities involved in the bil...