ReEmployAbility, in partnership with WorkCompCollege.com, will present an upcoming webinar, “Working Toward Recovery: Human‑Centered Case Management,” on June 18, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET, featuring Debra Livingston, CEO & Founder of ReEmployAbility, and Mollie Kallen, Vice President of Business Development at The IMA Group.
As recovery timelines grow more complex and expectations for return-to-work outcomes continue to rise, this session will address a critical shift in workers’ compensation: moving beyond transactional case management toward a more human-centered approach that prioritizes the individual behind the claim. Recovery does not end with medical treatment, and organizations that recognize the broader factors influencing outcomes are better positioned to drive meaningful, lasting results.
The webinar will explore how modern case management—grounded in clear communication, ethical practice, and coordination across stakeholders—can directly impact recovery duration, engagement, and successful return-to-work transitions. By aligning injured workers, employers, carriers, and providers around a shared recovery strategy, organizations can reduce friction, improve decision-making, and create more consistent outcomes.
Attendees will also gain insight into the growing role of social determinants of health in shaping recovery trajectories. The session will demonstrate how addressing factors such as access to resources, stability, and support systems, alongside medical care, can strengthen trust, improve participation, and prevent delays in the recovery process.
With a focus on real-world application, the discussion will provide practical strategies for integrating a holistic, worker-centered framework into existing case management and claims operations. Emphasis will be placed on balancing operational efficiency with empathy-driven practices to improve return-to-work rates, enhance the worker experience, and support sustainable recovery outcomes.
Presented in partnership with WorkCompCollege.com, this webinar is part of a broader effort to equip workers’ compensation professionals with the tools and insights needed to navigate an evolving landscape and deliver stronger, more human-centered results.
Save your seat and join us for this insightful discussion.