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CompScience, backed by Nationwide®, has reduced hazard frequency in a Keystone facility.
Source: PR Newswire®
Eric Werkheiser, Vice President of Professional Programs for Nationwide, believes the programs market is moving to specialized products and innovative delivery methods.
Source: AM Best
Can artificial intelligence be used to reduce workers’ compensation claims?
Source: Business Insurance
Understand how insurers are connected to the renewable energy sector.
Source: Risk & Insurance
Learn how this combination could help prevent injuries and bring recovery enhancements.
Source: Risk & Insurance
Nationwide shares what drives excitement about a program and how they measure success.
Source: Insurance Business
Adroit’s mid-market customers can now access workers’ compensation with Nationwide.
Source: ALM PropertyCasualty360
Adroit joins forces with Nationwide for a middle-market workers’ comp program.
Source: Insurance Business
Nationwide builds its workers’ compensation footprint with its MGA Adroit General Agency partnership.
Source: Reuters
Middle-market clients with high-risk operations have insurance options.
Source: Coverager
A collaboration between K2 Oconus and Nationwide brings workers' compensation solutions.
Source: ALM PropertyCasualty360
Nationwide’s excess and surplus business serves as the underwriter for the DBA program.
Source: Insurance Journal
Nationwide expands workers’ comp offerings with a promising partnership.
Source: Coverager
The Defense Base Act provides workers’ comp for U.S. government contractors overseas.
Source: Reuters
Is AI a turning point in the workers’ comp landscape?
Source: Digital Insurance
Wearable technology can help mitigate injuries and potentially reduce workers’ compensation claims.
Source: Risk & Insurance
Explore how recent innovations and new technology are helping to transform workers’ compensation insurance.
Source: Digital Insurance
Computer vision technology can aid in identifying workplace risks to help reduce workers’ compensation losses.
Source: Insurance Innovation Reporter
A new partnership will focus on reducing workers’ compensation claims and making workplaces safer.
Source: Insurance Business
3 companies are joining forces to use computer vision models to help identify potential hazards in the workplace.
Source: Digital Insurance
CompScience’s AI-powered Intelligent Safety Platform aims to change the workers’ comp landscape.
Source: Fintech Global