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You don't have to wait for a verdict to understand the risk. As social inflation and claim severity reshape the casualty landscape, identifying warning signs earlier is increasingly important. Aon's Kevin Combes joins Enlyte's Michele Hibbert to discuss how organizations can take a more proactive approach to casualty risk, from recognizing escalation indicators to bringing the right stakeholders together earlier. 🎧 Hear more from their conversation in this special edition of the Enlyte Envision podcast: https://lnkd.in/edy-eSKb #CasualtyClaims #RiskManagement #SocialInflation #NuclearVerdicts #Insurance

National Comp. Session Alert! 1 p.m. Session Room 2! “Bus Cameras, Case Managers and a 74% MSA Reduction: First Student’s Story.” Enlyte”s Dawn Moore and First Student’s Karin Holland talked with Risk & Insurance about the bus company’s Theo Award-winning comp program. National Comp. attendees can learn more about it by attending today’s exciting session! #workerscomp #casemanagement #claims #claimsmanagement

Hey, National Comp! Don’t miss Enlyte’s Kate Farley Agee, Sentry’s Jean Feldman and WCRI’s Ramona Tanabe speak on research regarding provider networks going on NOW in Session Room 2. #WorkersComp #ProviderNetworks #PhysicalTherapy

Hello from Vegas! Enlyte is celebrating at National Comp. with our Theo Award-winning partner, First Student! We’re so proud to work with such an innovative company! #workerscomp #TheoAwards

Welcome to National Comp.! Enlyte is proud to celebrate our partner, Continental, for winning a 2026 Theo Award! #workerscomp #theoaward

Join us tomorrow in Las Vegas, September 29–30, at Mandalay Bay Resort. for National Comp 2026! 🎉 Our team will be at Booth #702 and on stage, sharing insights on some of the most important topics in workers' comp today. Enlyte's Kate Farley Agee, MSMOB, MLS “From Access to Outcomes: What Actually Drives Network Performance Today” 📅 Tuesday, Sept. 29 | 11 a.m.–12 p.m. 📍 Room 2 Enlyte's Dawn Moore “Smarter Triage, Stronger Outcomes: Pathways to Success Through Early Intervention” 📅 Tuesday, Sept. 29 | 2:10–2:50 p.m. 📍 National Comp Theater Enlyte's Dawn Moore “Bus Cameras, Case Managers, and a 74% MSA Reduction: The First Student Story” 📅 Wednesday, Sept. 30 | 1–2 p.m. 📍 Room 2 Will you be attending? Let us know in the comments—we look forward to seeing you there. #NationalComp2026

Topical prescriptions may represent a small share of utilization, but they have an outsized cost impact. See what’s driving spend and where targeted strategies can help. Get the report > https://lnkd.in/eQrMSUSp #workcomp

Join us next week in Las Vegas, September 29–30, at Mandalay Bay Resort. for National Comp 2026! 🎉 Our team will be at Booth #702 and on stage, sharing insights on some of the most important topics in workers’ comp today. Will you be attending? Let us know in the comments—we look forward to seeing you there. #NationalComp2026

In workers’ compensation, medical severity is becoming a more important story than claim frequency. Allowed medical cost per claimant rose 9.5% from 2022 to 2025. The bigger driver was not the price paid for each service. It was the increase in services delivered within a claim. That makes utilization management, care coordination and network performance especially important levers for claims organizations. Read the full analysis: https://lnkd.in/ehHK8MuN

No single detail tells the whole story of a bodily injury claim. When important treatment, billing and causation details are scattered across hundreds of pages within a demand package, it can be difficult to see how they connect. Knowing where to look can help bring the full claim picture into focus and identify what may warrant additional review. Here are five warning signs to look for when reviewing a bodily injury demand: https://lnkd.in/eSRinCaf