3 Ways Managed Physical Medicine Supports Cost-Effective Neck Injury Treatment
How can MedRisk services help streamline treatment for neck injury patients?
How can MedRisk services help streamline treatment for neck injury patients?
What are the unique challenges faced by neck injury patients, and how can self-management strategies help them in the recovery process?
How did the first guidelines for physical therapy in workers’ comp come to be, and how have they evolved over the years? Dr. Phil McClure discusses the core responsibilities of MedRisk’s International Scientific Advisory Board (ISAB).
A closer look at how MedRisk technologies and workflows help ensure delayed processes don’t lead to delayed recoveries.
As companies establish a “new normal” for their operations, will injured worker treatment also get back on track?
Chronic pain is not a new problem in the United States. It is one of the most common reasons for seeking medical care and has been linked to anxiety and depression, poor health and reduced quality of life and, as seen in the news, a dependence on opioid prescriptions.
How has MedRisk’s telerehab program increased access and engagement for injured workers? Director of Clinical Services Brian Peers, DPT, shares.
Research has shown that fear, anxiety and other psychosocial factors can be barriers to recovery in injured workers. How should PTs go about factoring these concerns into their treatment plans? MedRisk Advisory Board member Chris J. Main, PhD, weighs in.
Chief Clinical and Product Officer Mary O’Donoghue shares why a consultation with an on-staff physical therapist prior to treatment is a critical component of MedRisk’s Platinum Grade Program for Managed Physical Medicine.
A 2019 systemic review of high-quality clinical practice guidelines has yielded a set of 11 key recommendations for best-practice musculoskeletal treatment – all of which have been historically supported by the MedRisk Platinum Grade Program for Physical Medicine.