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When an injury happens at work, it’s important to be prepared. We understand injuries don’t happen on daily basis. Having an injury response plan in place before an injury occurs will save time, frustration and unnecessary costs for your business and your employees.

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1

Post all state-required documents on bulletin boards and add them to onboarding materials.

2

Post the Nurse Triage Hotline number to educate supervisors and employees on when and how to use it.

3

Establish a designated injury coordinator and make sure they are set up for online access to Nationwide for self-service and claims reporting.

4

Set up your Successful Return to Work program. Loss Control can help with this.

5

Create a medical providers network for easier and quicker access to quality medical care.

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Conduct regular safety meetings with supervisors and employees; focus on safety and what to do if an injury occurs.