In our latest podcast episode, we delve deep into the transformative journey of Dave Rapacchietta, a Senior Risk Management Consultant at Berkley Industrial Comp. His path from studying at West Virginia University to becoming a
In the latest episode of our podcast, we delve into a groundbreaking approach to managing chronic pain with Dr. David Hanscom, an orthopedic spine surgeon who has revolutionized the field by focusing on non-surgical, holistic
In a groundbreaking episode, we delve into the transformative role of telehealth in workers’ compensation with Kimberly Labow, CEO of MedCall. The conversation sheds light on how MedCall is revolutionizing the management of workplace injuries
WORKING AT A RESTAURANT BROUGHT HIM TO THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY: While working at a restaurant, Andrew Atkinson met an insurance agent, who was his manager’s husband. Andrew noticed that the insurance agent had a flexible
In the latest episode of Adjusted, titled “Ideal Caseloads for Claims Professionals,” with Bill Zachry, hosts Greg Hamlin and Mike Gilmartin dive deep into the innovative strategies that can transform the claims management landscape. Joined
ONGOING HELP FOR THE INJURED WORKER: Before settling a claim, an injured worker usually has nurse case managers, adjusters, and other resources to assist them with their claim. Once the case settles, those personal resources go
In the latest episode of the “Adjusted” podcast, host Greg Hamlin dives deep into the often-overlooked world of insurance careers. With guests Cory Clemons, Karyl Bierwagen, Derek Thompson, and Rosemary Ward-Steele, the episode explores how
PLETHY IS A COMBINATION OF “GREEK AND GEEK”: Mr. Sundaram was formerly a software tech executive who entered the healthcare industry when his team partnered with large health systems. He noticed many challenges in the
TREATING PATIENTS IN WORKER’S COMP REQUIRES PASSION: Worker’s Comp is tough. Treating injured workers who have pain and need to get off opioids is very challenging. Many doctors fear delving into the Worker’s Comp arena and
RELATIONSHIPS ARE IMPORTANT:Â The workers compensation industry is very small, creating an environment where relationships are essential. The medical community fosters a similar atmosphere. The communication necessary for bill negotiations needs to be elevated to a