In June, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) formally asked for suggestions on how to reduce the administrative burden of health care. The move comes as part of the administration’s Patients over Paperwork initiative, a plan that aims to curtail or, at the very least trim, the burgeoning mountains of paperwork that […]
10 Takeaways from the 74th Annual Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference
The 74th Annual Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference and the 31st Annual Safety and Health Conference is the nation’s largest work comp conference, bringing together workers’ compensation professionals from across the country. The host? Orlando, Florida. The Theme? Coast to Coast with 49 states represented. 370+ Exhibitors graced the Convention Hall at the Orlando World Center […]
Telehealth – Managing Pain Through The Power Of Technology
What sort of impact does Telehealth have on patient-centered care? Is Telemedicine here to stay? These questions are oft-debated in our industry. Most leaders believe that developing and hosting meaningful telemedicine services will be critical to the future success of healthcare. HealthTech Magazine does a fantastic job explaining the potential benefits of telehealth in a […]
Let’s Get Physical … Therapy
By Jaime Sigurdsson, CEAS, Director of Workers’ Compensation at CORA Physical Therapy The practice of physical therapy has been around since the early 1800’s and consists of massage, manipulation, and exercise, all of which are proven to aid in improved range of motion and strength. Range of motion and strength allow for improved mobility which […]
WCI 2019: Keynote Speaker Maria Taylor Delivers Powerful Message
Even the most casual of football fans have likely seen Maria Taylor flash across their flat screens on Saturday mornings with a calm yet confident demeanor that commands your attention. Cerebral in her delivery, the same 6’2” frame that made Maria an elite volleyball and basketball player more than holds her own, standing chin to […]
The Weekly Checkup with Concussion Experts Dr. Cheryl Mitchell and Dr. Dusty Narducci
Signs and symptoms of a concussion can be difficult to recognize. With school sports in full swing, CORA’s concussion expert, Dr. Cheryl Mitchell, Clinic Manager at CORA Physical Therapy Seminole and Dr. Dusty Narducci of USF Health joined The Weekly Checkup Radio Show in Tampa to discuss Concussion Management + Protocols, including how to tell if you […]
