Workers' compensation

Contracting report shows higher risks and suggests remedies

New research finds changes in age and industry demographics of workers comp claims

Non-invasive, AI-based technology prevents physical stresses without using wearables

The Innovation Network for Construction includes in-house services to reduce risks for workers and job sites, along with discounts on recommended technologies.

Massive amounts of visual information can be leveraged to lower risk and workers' comp costs, as well as build a culture of caring.

Coupling AI with human associates to serve workers' compensation claims.

Digital Insurance spoke with Chris Hayes, risk control executive at Travelers Insurance.

The mobile app is a digital, interactive workers compensation tool that helps injured workers return to work faster.

Digital Insurance spoke with Cyndee Morton, chief operating and innovation officer, Safety National Casualty Corporation.

Hippo CTO, Lukas Strozek talks about the rationale for the company's home security score.

Digital Insurance spoke with Reagan Pufall, CEO of Omaha National

Nonprofits are experiencing higher costs and greater restrictions on coverage.

To gain greater insights into the claims space, SMA has been tracking over 175 P&C claims vendors.

The Biden Administration should investigate and regulate how companies use technology to surveil and punish workers.

Kinetic's Reflex can reduce injuries by as much as 50%, according to the company.

Program also offers sensors for property, telematics and heavy equipment.

Hippo expands to Massachusetts; Jet Insurance offers pay-as-you-go surety bonds.

Companies that deploy wearables to promote better employee ergonomics are getting ahead of the curve.

Before there was Foresight, a commercial worker’s compensation insurtech, there was Safesite, a safety management platform and app.

Insurers will need to evolve their risk selection and pricing tactics as well as portfolio management practices.