Return to Work Resources

From Disability Management to Disability Solutions Jason Parker, founder and CEO of Centrix Work Disability Solutions, sat down with ReEmployAbility’s National Sales Manager, Todd Loomis, on a ReAudio episode. Throughout the conversation, they discuss the importance...

Putting Injured Workers First in Worker’s Compensation In the fast-paced world of worker’s compensation, where risks and challenges abound, it’s essential to pause and consider the varied perspectives that shape the industry and find empathy. ReEmployAbility, a...

In a recent interview with ReAudio, Matthew shared his experience, emphasizing the positive impact of the Transition2Work program on his life. Todd Loomis, ReEmployAbility National Sales Manager, and ReAudio Podcast Host, joined Matthew to discuss the impact that the ReEmployAbility Transition2Work podcast had on his life after an injury. During the conversation, Matthew expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue working and receiving his full salary, especially during the challenging economic times.

Tripping Over Your Dog! ReEmployAbility's ReAudio Podcast host Todd Loomis meets with Ya'Sheaka Williams, workers' compensation attorney and good friend of ReAudio, to discuss what's new in workers' compensation from a legal standpoint. Ya'Sheaka Williams is a...

In a world where Worker's Compensation can often be associated with frustration and complications, there are stories that shine through, stories of success, empathy, open communication, and unwavering advocacy for injured workers. We are excited to share with you the...

Addressing Mental Health Recovery for Injured Workers On August 22nd, 2023, experts in the Worker's Compensation field came together for a panel at the Worker's Compensation Institute Conference (WCI) entitled "Mental Health Recovery during a Worker's Compensation...

Empathy is paramount when working with injured workers and the worker’s compensation industry. Though it may seem fundamental, empathy is truly a skill that needs to be developed. Empathy is the practice of sharing the emotions of others, allowing us to place ourselves in their shoes. There are often challenges for worker’s compensation professionals to meet an injured worker, whether that comes from preconceived biases, old-school training, or shortened bandwidth; it’s important for everyone to reflect on their own ideas and understand how levels of empathy play a role in your work. We’ve all experienced empathy during the challenging times of the recent pandemic, but even more so, we need to make a difference in the industry by prioritizing empathy as a best practice. 

Reorientation to ReEmployAbility: Backing Brokers Edition Part 2 For part 2 of our Backing Brokers Edition of Reorientation, we're going deeper to explore the current industry trends with Insurance Brokers. We continue with Todd Loomis, ReEmployAbility Sales Manager,...