Their discussion dives into how AI is streamlining government relations, making legislative research and tracking dramatically more efficient. Laura and Ryan also explore her experience navigating the unique challenges of the Texas legislative session, her vision for expanding nationwide, and the exciting potential of AI to reshape government transparency and advocacy.

Together, they discuss the complex world of healthcare operations, exploring Greg’s journey from health administration to overseeing reimbursement and contracting for over 500 centers across 43 states. Their conversation highlights the evolution of workers’ compensation systems, Texas’s unique framework, and the challenges of navigating multi-state regulations.

Greg also shares insights into the role of AI in healthcare, particularly how Concentra uses predictive analytics to improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

From navigating post-COVID advancements in machine learning to discussing the transition of Concentra into a standalone public entity, this episode is packed with valuable insights into the future of occupational healthcare.

Richard draws on his extensive background in consumer protection and administrative law to unpack the recent Supreme Court ruling in Loper Bright Enterprises vs. Raimondo, which overturns the long-standing Chevron deference. 

This decision and other key rulings are reshaping how regulations are enforced, giving businesses more power to challenge federal guidelines. Join us for an insightful discussion on how these legal changes may affect American entrepreneurship and regulatory oversight moving forward.

In this episode, Ryan and Hiawatha discuss Hiawatha’s journey in the insurance industry, the intricacies of the workers’ comp industry across multiple states, and the invaluable work of Kids’ Chance of Texas, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides educational opportunities for Texas children who have had a parent catastrophically injured while in the course and scope of their job.

Learn from industry veterans as they share their experiences and highlight key initiatives supporting injured workers and their families.

To support Kids’ Chance of Texas’ mission of helping the children of injured workers, visit kidschanceoftexas.org. Registration is now open for the 5th Annual Kids’ Chance of Texas Golf Tournament, and all proceeds will fund scholarships to help children whose parents were catastrophically injured at work.

In this episode, Michelle shares her extensive experience in the industry, recounting her humble beginnings in the mailroom at Cigna Companies and her journey through various roles, ultimately leading her to start Occupational Accident Risk, a third party administrator (TPA) specializing in Texas nonsubscriber claims administration.

Throughout the episode, Ryan and Michelle discuss the differences between injury benefit programs and traditional workers' compensation, stories of how the Texas model has benefited employers and employees, and what the future may look like for the occupational injury during a period of rapid technological innovation.

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With decades of experience under his belt, Joe brings a treasure trove of knowledge and insights to the table. From his early days as a law clerk to his robust practice today, Joe's journey through the realms of insurance defense and non-subscription plans has been nothing short of remarkable. Join us as we chart the past, present, and future of non-subscription insurance, exploring the nitty-gritty of plan management, litigation, and the undeniable importance of solid relationships and education in the industry.

Whether you're a risk manager, an insurance professional, or just someone intrigued by the intricacies of the non-subscription world, this episode promises valuable takeaways and thought-provoking discussions.

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In this interview, Brian shares his journey into government relations, starting from his time as a legislator in Utah to his current role with Mitchell.

Brian also delves into the lack of education and support for injured workers in navigating the healthcare system. His company, Optimized Outcome Solutions, is dedicated to solving this by educating and coaching injured workers on improving their outcomes. Brian's goal is to improve healthcare by encouraging personal responsibility for one's health and recovery.

Join us for this insightful conversation and learn more about the journey of an industry expert and his efforts to improve the lives of injured workers.