ForzaCare

08/07/2025

Behind every successful recovery is a web of meaningful connections—and our job is helping weave those threads together. It's the positive bond between an injured employee and provider that builds trust in the treatment plan. The relationship with a supervisor who genuinely wants the employee back. The connection with a peer who's walked the path before. The understanding case manager who becomes their advocate and guide.

We've learned that isolation is recovery's biggest enemy, while authentic connection is its greatest ally. That's why our approach focuses not just on managing cases, but on nurturing the relationships that make healing possible.

That's the approach. Because recovery is a team sport, and everyone needs to feel they belong on the team.

07/29/2025

NCCI's latest Industry Trend Report shows us the "what" - frequency declining, severity patterns shifting across industries. But behind every data point is someone whose life has been disrupted.

A construction worker navigating new safety protocols. A healthcare professional dealing with workplace injury while caring for others. A warehouse employee injured during the e-commerce surge.

That's why our THINK approach goes beyond industry classifications and statistical trends. We see each person's unique circumstances, barriers to recovery, and pathway back to work - because effective case management starts with truly understanding the individual behind the claim.

Read NCCI's Industry Trend Report: https://rpb.li/Wt6c

07/24/2025

Just two injury types drive nearly 40% of America's $58.78 billion workplace safety bill: overexertion involving outside sources ($13.7B) and falls on the same level ($10.5B), according to a recent Liberty Mutual study.

What's striking? These have been the top causes of injury for 25 consecutive years.

But here's the encouraging news: repetitive motion injuries have dropped 44% - proving that targeted prevention strategies work when we THINK strategically about workplace safety.

At ForzaCare, we understand that behind every statistic is a person whose life has been disrupted. That's why our case management approach focuses on personalized recovery pathways and injury prevention when an employee returns to the workplace.

Read more: https://riskandinsurance.com/two-injury-types-drive-40-of-americas-58-78b-workplace-safety-bill/?rid=164686&utm_campaign=RiskandInsurance

Liberty Mutual's 25-year analysis reveals overexertion and same-level falls dominate workplace injury costs, while repetitive motion injuries plummet.

07/22/2025

In recovery, timing isn't just about schedules—it's about readiness, opportunity, and knowing when to push forward versus when to pause.

The perfectly timed introduction of return-to-work discussions. The moment when a worker finally feels heard and understood. That crucial intervention just before frustration turns into despair. The gentle encouragement that comes exactly when confidence wavers.

Our case managers have learned to read these moments—to recognize when someone needs space to process, when they're ready for the next step, and when a simple check-in call can change everything.

That's the approach. Because recovery happens on human time, not administrative time.

07/16/2025

Our case management coverage continues to grow! We continue to expand as we're asked to bring specialized care to new communities. Let us know if you'd like to see us enter your region!

07/14/2025

Workplace injuries continue declining, but the ones that occur need expert care.

NCCI reports lost-time claim frequency dropped 5% in 2024, continuing a long-term downward trend. While fewer workers are getting injured—which is fantastic—those who do face increasingly complex recovery challenges.

This trend highlights the growing importance of specialized case management for higher-severity claims. At ForzaCare, we're ready to provide the expert coordination these complex cases require.

07/10/2025

Whether you're a claims professional, case manager, employer, healthcare provider, or anyone else involved in the workers' compensation process—we all have an impact on someone's recovery journey. Sometimes the most meaningful feedback comes in the simplest words.

"Thank you for your support and care during my concussion. Your kindness and understanding truly mean a lot to me."

These moments remind us why we do this work and fuel our commitment to treating every person—not just every case—with the compassion they deserve during their healing.

07/08/2025

Sometimes the best outcomes come from asking "what if?" instead of "why not?"

What if we explored that alternative treatment approach? What if we adjusted the work schedule instead of assuming full disability? What if we connected this worker with peer support from someone who's been through a similar injury?

At ForzaCare, we THINK beyond standard protocols to discover possibilities that others might miss. Because when we expand our thinking, we expand recovery options.

That's the approach. Where possibility thinking creates breakthrough moments.

07/04/2025

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 Wishing everyone a safe and wonderful holiday!

07/01/2025

Halfway through 2025, and we're grateful. Grateful for the trust our clients place in us. For the dedicated case managers who make a difference every day. For the healthcare providers who collaborate with us. For the injured workers who allow us to be part of their recovery journey.

The numbers and trends matter, but the relationships and real outcomes matter more. Here's to making the second half of 2025 even more impactful.

06/26/2025

The latest NCCI data reveals that while medical costs are rising, it's not just about price—utilization changes are driving the majority of medical severity increases.

As case managers, this reminds us that our role isn't just coordinating care—it's ensuring every treatment decision is purposeful, evidence-based, and aligned with recovery goals. When we focus on appropriate utilization rather than just cost containment, we achieve better outcomes at sustainable costs.

The data doesn't lie: thoughtful case management makes the difference between necessary treatment and unnecessary expense.

That's the approach. Because good data leads to better decisions, and better decisions create better outcomes.

06/24/2025

Are you surprised that the construction industry isn't one of the Top 5 industries with the highest rates of injuries? Not only is it not in the Top 5, but it's barely in the Top 10, coming in at number 9 at 2.3 injuries per 100 workers.