Worker's Compensation and Injury Management:

U.S. Corporations are confronted with increasing workers' compensation expenses in an environment that appears to offer little opportunity for employers to influence, control or reduce these expenses. This can include an increase in the frequency of claims as well as significant increases in the cost associated with individual injuries and the extended latent return to work by injured or ill employees.

There are, however, many strategies and techniques companies can utilize to control the escalation and to ultimately reduce workers' compensation and disability costs. To assist employers with managing and developing their workers' compensation programs more effectively, Denali Group Consultants have developed an integrated, interdisciplinary consulting practice to diagnose and control the multiple causes of workers' compensation and disability cost escalation. This process is also designed to assess the management systems in place to develop and administer safety and workers' compensation programs as well as the effectiveness of these programs.

The Denali Group offers a full range of workers' compensation injury management, disability management and return-to-work services:

	•	Organizational assessment of workers compensation injury management program, policies, procedures and practices.
	•	Development of effective return-to-work strategies and programs.
	•	Total cost of disability assessment and modeling.
	•	Workers' compensation functional file audits.
	•	Third Party Administrator evaluations
	•	Injury Management program development and training
	•	Claims data analysis and lost workday studies.
	•	Development of post-injury response strategies and practices.
	•	Investigation and surveillance
	•	Accident prevention and investigation
	•	Supervisor and manager training
	•	Medical case management strategies
	•	Benchmarking workers' compensation and disability costs

Denali Group consultants have conducted over 100 workers compensation and disability management assessments in the U.S and in the United Kingdom.

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