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
James Benham is the CEO and co-founder of J B Knowledge and the podcast host of Insured Tech Geek: James grew up in Baton Rouge, LA, and had no technology in his home until he was
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: 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
LIKE MOST INSURANCE INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS, MR PARADIS’ INTRODUCTION TO INSURANCE WAS ACCIDENTAL: Ken had never heard the term “industrial accident” while attending law school, but he became a law clerk at the Massachusetts Department of Industrial
Dr. Michael Baden is the former Chief Medical Examiner of New York City and past Co-Director of the New York State Police Medico-Legal Investigations Unit. He received a B.S. Degree from the City College of
MR ZACHARY’S INTRODUCTION TO WORKERS’ COMPENSATION WAS DUE TO HIM BEING AN INJURED WORKER: When Bill was a senior in high school, his father passed away. He was working his way through college working for a
IS IT FRAUD, WASTE, OR ABUSE: It is essential to determine during the investigation if the findings support fraud, waste, or abuse. Determining whether or not it is fraud determines the path to take: Mitigation or
HEATHER IS THE CEO OF SANDERSON FIRM AND A PREVIOUS GUEST ON ADJUSTED: When she previously visited us in October of 2021 (Season 2, Episode 23), she discussed Medicare Compliance, MSAs (Medicare Set-Asides), and Section 111
THINK SUBRO EARLY: Early identification is imperative for successful outcomes. When files are incoming and the first notice of loss is received, subrogation should be in the scope of thought. If there is a glimpse of