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It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum is that it has a more-or-less normal distribution of letters, as opposed to using 'Content here, content here', making it look like readable English.
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When you’re choosing an IME provider, the conversation usually centres on clinical quality - assessor credentials, specialty coverage, turnaround times. Those things matter. But there’s a layer underneath the clinical work that most case managers and adjusters never ask about.
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Every year on July 22nd, the World Federation of Neurology marks World Brain Day - a global platform to raise awareness about neurological health.
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Not every claim that looks like depression is depression. For case managers and adjusters working STD and LTD files, this distinction matters - and missing it can mean a claim stays open far longer than it should, or closes prematurely without the right support in place.
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You've seen this file. The member has a documented diagnosis. The medical notes are all there. An assessment was completed, a return-to-work was attempted, and then - a few weeks later - the file is back on your desk.
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If you're managing a file where the medical picture looks complete but the RTW isn't moving, it might be time to look at what the file isn't asking.
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Workplace stress and psychological injury come up together so often in claims files that it's easy to assume they're basically the same thing with different names. They're not - and treating them as interchangeable creates real problems down the line.
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The OIAA Claims Conference is one of the most anticipated events on the insurance calendar - bringing together a broad spectrum of professionals who shape, manage, and influence the claims landscape across Ontario and beyond.
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A return-to-work date is not the same thing as a successful return to work. One of the most common - and costly - issues in disability and workplace injury claims is re-injury. An employee returns, appears medically cleared, and within weeks (or even days) the file reopens.
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Co-morbidities occur when physical and psychological conditions overlap and influence one another. In claims environments, this combination is more common than many realize - and it can significantly affect recovery timelines, work capacity, and return-to-work outcomes.
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Invisible disabilities - such as chronic pain, post-concussion symptoms, PTSD, cognitive fatigue, or anxiety disorders - often don’t present with obvious physical markers.
