Key Steps to Take During First 48 Hours After a Workplace Injury
How you respond in the days immediately following a workplace injury is extremely important for claim management and preventing future incidents. Workers’ compensation laws are often misunderstood because they...
ICW Group’s Risk Management Team is Your Partner in Workplace Safety
Ensuring workplace safety can be daunting. Employers face complex challenges, from understanding evolving regulations to identifying and mitigating hazards specific to their industry. The responsibility may sometimes feel overwhelming,...
Navigating the Workers’ Compensation Claims Process
Workplace injuries can be stressful and overwhelming. To ensure an injured worker receives the care they need, it’s important to know the right steps to take following an injury....
Telemedicine Offers Care When You Need it, Wherever You Need it
ICW Group is proud to offer telemedicine services designed specifically for work-related injuries to our workers’ compensation policyholder customers. Telemedicine services help patients get instant, top-notch medical advice from...
Become an Expert in Ex-mods: Your Best Bet for Impacting Your Premium
If your business carries a workers’ compensation policy, you’ve likely heard the term ‘Ex-mod’ or one of its many variations like mod, e-mod, experience mod, or EMR. Ex-mod is...
What is a Loss Run Report and How Can it Help or Hurt Your Policy Premium?
An insurance Loss Run report provides a detailed account of your insurance policy claim activity for a given period of time. Insurance carriers use this historical data to predict...
Prevent These Top Risks in 2024
The top workplace risk exposures that resulted in injuries and workers’ compensation claims filed by ICW Group policyholders in 2023 are no surprise. Year after year, we see these...
Tips for Posting Your OSHA 300A Log
New to the safety administration world? No problem; we have your back when it comes to helping you stay compliant with both federal and state OSHA requirements. Today, I'm...
Breaking Down Insurance Lingo: What is a COI?
A Certificate of Insurance (COI) is a document issued by an insurance company, agent, or broker that verifies the existence of an insurance policy. It summarizes certain types of...
How to Choose the Best Workers’ Compensation Carrier: A Checklist for Success
Accidents are bound to happen no matter how well you implement and maintain safety practices. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are 2.6 million nonfatal workplace...
