This is an in-depth training program for non-professional worker's compensation employees.  This training teaches an overview of work comp and what they should be aware of when receiving treatment requests. 

Among other things, the training will go over each state's requirements and how those requirements will affect how requests for treatments are considered, distributed and processed. 

This training is also appropriate for professionals who need an over-view of the worker's compensation utilization review process, or, who are new to work comp.

The complete training program is 40 hours and concludes with a comprehensive 150-200 question exam.  Upon successful completion of the exam, participants become certified for a period of 4 years. 

This seminar/webinar is designed for those new to worker's compensation.  It gives an overview of the players involved their roles and how they affect treatment certification.

This is good for non-medical and medical personnel who are unfamiliar with the work comp utilization review process.

This seminar/webinar gives tips and suggestions on how thorough and legible documentation can help you get the authorizations you are seeking.  

In addition, we can help with work comp lingo and verbiage that may be useful in your certification efforts.

This seminar/webinar gives tips and suggestions on how to select ICD-9 and CPT codes for worker's compensation certification. 

It helps you to identify and chose work comp friendly codes and to watch out for codes that will almost always be denied for work comp authorizations. 

In addition, we can help with work comp lingo and verbiage that may be useful in your certification efforts.

Get a thorough understanding of what your requests for certification should entail. 

This seminar/webinar helps you to understand the audience who will review your treatment requests.  Understand and know immediately if your request is mostly likely to be certified by a nurse or a physician.

This seminar/webinar allows you to arm yourself with the appropriate tools to effectively challenge a work comp treatment denial.

We help you to understanding your request, the treatment involved and how to appropriately apply evidenced base review criteria to assist you in refuting denials. 

We also help you to understand if an appeal is necessary, or, is the denial a clue to adjust your treatment plan?

Eventually acute injuries become chronic.  Understanding when your patient has reached this point is key in your continued treatment plans and in what work comp payers will continue to reimburse for. 

This seminar/webinar gives information regarding chronic pain management and evidenced based treatment criteria.

This seminar/webinar allows you to ask a Work Comp Physician Reviewer questions regarding a specific area of treatment. 

This is great for any medical provider who would like the insight of a work comp physician and what they think is vital for certification in specific subject areas.

The subjects change monthly.

Having knowledgeable work comp staff to maintain your Pre-Authorization Requests (PARs) is vital to your patients receiving timely and uninterrupted care.

This seminar/webinar helps you know what your staff should be aware of when submitting PARs.

Find out how and what hinders work comp authorization/certifications. 

The tips in this seminar/webinar may allow you to get more initial certifications without nagging denials and resubmissions.