workers compensation billing

Florida's Workers' Comp Trap for Physicians

Imagine a hypothetical: a Florida worker falls at a construction site and is rushed to the ER. The surgeon who operates on the worker has no idea that six months later, they’...

How USPS Postmark Update Affects Workers’ Comp Bill Delivery

Recently, the United States Postal Service (USPS) announced an addition to its Domestic Mail Manual (DMM) clarifying how USPS applies and utilizes postmarks. According...

Providers Beware: Jopari Virtual Credit Card Payments

Jopari, a “Health Information Technology” firm that functions as a major workers’ comp clearinghouse, is sending providers offers for Virtual Credit Card...

Marriott's Vendor Chaos: How One $145 Bill Became a 4-Month Nightmare

Wonder why doctors are fleeing workers’ comp, and why injured Marriott employees might soon have no one left who’s willing to treat them? Start with a single $145 bill...

Providers: To Prevent Payment Delays, Update Your W-9

There’s one proactive step workers’ comp providers must take now to avoid potential payment snags for injured workers’ treatment: complete an updated W-9 form dated 2026 and ...

Workers’ Comp Medical Billing FAQ (Part 3)

Workers’ comp billing is complex, state-specific, and full of pitfalls for providers.The best way to stay compliant and get quickly, accurately reimbursed is purpose-b...

Connecticut Bill Would Expand PTSI Coverage for Workers’ Comp

On March 13, Connecticut’s Labor and Public Employees Committee advanced House Bill 6954, which would expand workers’ compensation eligibility for post-traumatic stress injur...

Sedgwick's Botched Bot Tortures Providers

Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc., is one of the nation’s largest workers’ comp claims administrators, processing a huge volume of injured workers’ medical bills.

daisyNews 2024 Top 10 Articles

It’s been another year of fighting the good fight here at daisyNews. With 2024 in the rearview mirror, let’s look back at the most popular articles that informed, expl...

Dept. of Labor: New Billing Requirements

The federal Department of Labor (DOL)’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Program (OWCP) has a new mandatory billing requirement for providers effective January 10, 2025.

daisyData: 2024 Duplicate Bill Statistics

In conversations with non-client providers’ billing staff, the number one problem reported by these practices is the high rate of bills that payers report as “lost” or “not o...