John Bobik

Why have attempted fixes via legislation and technology failed to fulfill promises for decades, for almost a generation of workers?

Some talk as those change has gone from zero to 60 (or 600) in no time flat, but my 37 years have seen a steady evolution.

Getting physicians to use CURES (Controlled Substance Utilization Review and Evaluation System) is essential.

A detailed analysis of the closed drug formulary in Texas suggests that the benefits that proponents claim would not materialize in California.

A recent case shows how medical provider networks (MPNs) can be diametrically opposed to the basic goals of workers' compensation.

Studies show huge overpayments for pharmaceuticals, but claims administrators have simple ways to end the problem.