Utilizing Nurse Triage for Directions and Referrals for Workplace Injuries
By Nicole Edwards, senior manager of client services at Company [...]
What is a Triage Nurse?
By Cherri Lindquist, BSN, RN, CCM, clinical nurse manager of [...]
Company Nurse Announces COVID-19 Exposure Triage and Reporting Service
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA, March 17, 2020 – Company Nurse, the premier [...]
Communication: The Key to Successful Workplace Injury Management
When the right details don't get to the right people, your workers' comp claims can spiral out of control. But with an efficient flow of communication, workplace injuries can be properly managed.
Press Release: Company Nurse and Aclaimant Integrate to Provide Brady Risk Management Clients with a Workplace Injury Management Solution
December 10, 2018 — Company Nurse LLC, the premier nurse [...]
Helping Your Clients Reduce Experience Mods with Nurse Triage
By Paul Binsfeld, president and founder of Company Nurse, [...]
Seven Reasons Why You Need 24/7 Nurse Triage
By Debra Spamer, vice president of business development You’ve [...]
Why You Need Compassionate and Experienced Nurses
Take a look at any nurse triage service and you’ll find boasts of high-quality nurses. And you should sure hope so! So, what really sets a nurse triage team apart? Let's find out.
Why Call Company Nurse First?
Have you seen it yet? Accidents happen. Call Company Nurse First. It’s an important message that’s part of our company’s new look. A new look that better portrays the truth about workplace nurse triage and throws a little humor in, just for fun. Who doesn’t need a little of that?
Company Nurse 20th Anniversary Part 1: When Disrupting an Industry is Before its Time
Carving out a niche requires adaptation, forward thinking and finding solutions... Timing was not right for me when I launched Company Nurse in 1997. Company Nurse provided a new service, beyond the traditional provision of insurance and loss control services that employers and insurance agents were used to – Company Nurse was a little ahead of its time...