Amerisure Insights Blog

Growing Dependence on Opioid Use Will Affect Workers' Comp Insurance The emerging trend of opioid addiction has a direct impact on the insurance industry as a whole, but especially the workers' compensation segment. Read More

A Focus on Health, Safety Can Boost Business Results Creating a wellness program and implementing other safety measures into the workspace can have fantastic results for a business. Read More

New Trends Could Impact Workers' Compensation Insurance Workers' compensation rates and claims don't exist independently of other factors, such as the market, the industry and the economy. This is why changes could be on the horizon for employers who have a comprehensive policy, and their responses could determine whether or not those shifts are a positive or a negative. Read More

Rising Narcotic Use Could Complicate Workers' Compensation Insurance Industry For any employer across the U.S., managing the health and safety of all workers is a top priority. Injuries, illnesses and other accidents can happen at any time, and a lack of an adequate risk management plan and proper indemnification could result in financial hardships for a company. Read More

Costs for Injured Indiana Workers Higher Than in Other States Developing a risk management plan and finding effective methods to reduce workers compensation insurance costs are two goals that every employer should have. Read More

On-site Clinics Can Improve Worker Health, Wellness Controlling workers compensation insurance costs is on the minds of executives across all types of industries, including health care, construction and manufacturing. Read More

Outlook Positive for Workers' Compensation Insurance Industry The National Council on Compensation Insurance, a statistical and rating organization for the workers' compensation industry, recently released a report highlighting the positive trends emerging in this sector. Read More

Without TRIA Extension, Workers' Comp Rates May Rise If a TRIA renewal isn't agreed upon by the end of 2014, companies all across the U.S. may soon experience increased workers' compensation insurance costs. Read More

Building a Culture: Shared Beliefs Can Improve Workplace Safety A strong safety culture can reduce the number of accidents and ensure lower workers compensation insurance costs. Read More

Communication Can Help Reduce Workers' Comp Insurance Costs Injuries, illnesses and other accidents at the workplace will happen, even with the best possible security measures in place. Read More