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From artificial intelligence to augmented reality, technology is transforming the Property & Casualty insurance and collision repair ecosystem. Whether your area of focus is collision claims, collision repair, first or third party casualty, workers’ compensation or pharmacy, Mitchell is your source for information and expert opinions on the latest technology and business trends.
Enlyte Announces Its 2024 Heart of Case Management Award Winners
Honorees represent the best of those who make a profound impact on the lives of employees with injuries and disabilities. Four case managers are being celebrated for their exemplary work in helping restore the livelihoods of employees injured on the job or in need of accommodations due to disability.
Enlyte Launches Apricus Physical Medicine, Offering End-to-End Specialty Service Solution for Industry
New program introduces comprehensive rehabilitative services with integrated clinical oversight and continuous care coordination
Mitchell’s Debbie Day Wins 2024 Top Tech Executive of the Year Award
Mitchell today announced that Debbie Day, executive vice president and general manager of the organization’s Auto Physical Damage (APD) division, has received the Top Tech Executive of the Year Award. Day was recognized as a technology innovator who inspires and effects change at the 17th annual Top Tech Awards presented by Cox Business.
Silica-related lung injuries prompt enforcement, mitigation efforts
Discover how Nikki Wilson sheds light on the hidden dangers of silica-related lung injuries in the workplace, with insights on enforcement actions and drug formulary trends, highlighting Enlyte’s expertise in workers' compensation solutions.
Presumptions in comp fail to gain traction this year
Brian Allen was featured in a Business Insurance article discussing an NCCI report on the decline of new workers’ comp mental health presumption laws. These laws, which typically benefit at-risk professionals like first responders, saw fewer enactments this year compared to last. Brian attributes the slowdown to concerns over unknown costs and notes the industry is awaiting the impact of recent legislation.
Collision Engineering Program Receives Software Donation from Mitchell
The Collision Engineering program today announced that Mitchell has made an in-kind software donation of more than $1.5 million across its seven participating U.S. partner colleges. The donation will empower students to excel in their future collision repair careers by providing them with access to the latest industry technology.
Mitchell Introduces Enhanced Solution for Vehicle Owner Communication and Engagement
Mitchell today introduced its latest software solution: Mitchell ServiceLink powered by UpdatePromise. Using the solution, collision facilities can email or text policyholders automated vehicle repair status updates from within the Mitchell platform.