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Integrated Medical Case Solutions (IMCS) is the industry’s leading bio psychosocial program with evidence-based outcomes and a proven track-record for transforming workers’ compensation cases.
COVID-19 Update
IMCS continues to monitor Coronavirus (COVID-19) developments closely. The health and well-being of our employees, clients and partners are of utmost importance to us. We are monitoring the CDC, as well as state and local health departments, for live and up-to-date...
The Post Opioid Era: A Call to Medical Psychologists
In April 2019, Dr. Cal Robinson, IMCS’s Clinical Advisor, published an article in the Journal of Clinical Research in Pain and Anaesthesia published by Chembio Publishers that talked about what medical psychologists have learned about the opioid epidemic and what they...
Stakeholders Increasingly Look to Psychosocial Risk Factors in WC Claims
Fear is a scary thing, especially among injured workers. Those who say they are afraid/scared/worried/anxious at the beginning of a claim were shown in a recent study to have average lost-time claim costs 3.5 times higher than those who didn’t and were also more...
POSTPONED | APRIL 13 – 16 exhibiting at Rx Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit
IMCS will be exhibiting in Nashville, TN at the largest annual conference addressing the opioid crisis, which aims to create solutions and change at the local, state and federal levels.
MARCH 5 – 6 and MARCH 26 – 27 attending DWC
IMCS will be attending the event in Oakland and Los Angeles. The 27th Annual DWC Educational Conference is the biggest workers’ compensation educational event in the state of California.
MARCH 5 – 6 attending WCRI 2020
IMCS will be attending the event in Boston, MA. The Annual Issues and Research Conference is the leading workers’ compensation forum in the nation.
Employers Can Take Action to Reduce Pain, Improve Productivity
Chronic pain is more prevalent than many people think. The latest government figures say more than 15 percent of currently employed adults have pain nearly every single day, and when non-working adults are added in, the rate rises to almost 20 percent. That translates...
Mind-Body Connection Key to Preventing Delayed Recoveries
Your body is more than just a vehicle for carrying your head around. Modern research shows the mind and body have a complex, interdependent relationship, and what affects one affects the other. This is especially important in treating injured workers with delayed...
Technology, Telehealth Services Mean Faster CBT and Quicker RTWs
Technology has truly revolutionized the way medical care is delivered to injured workers. We can now reach them in a variety of ways not possible a decade or two ago. We’ve seen the positive results of treating injured workers as soon as possible with our recent...
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