Workers' Comp

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June 26, 2016
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Genex Announces 5th Annual Case Manager Scholarship Award Recipients

WAYNE, PA – June 27, 2016 – Investing in the future of workers' comp services is a priority at Genex Services, as evidenced by the company's annual Case Manager Scholarship Program. Now in its 5th year, the program has donated more than a half-million in funding to nursing and vocational academic programs across the country.

To select the best schools for its program, Genex resources the same professionals it trusts to manage the care of injured workers — its case managers, supervisors and branch managers. These employees have the unique opportunity to give back to their alma maters (or local college/university) by nominating the schools for the Case Manager Scholarship Program. The initiative is designed to assist the institutions that educate and develop future generations of case managers who will be critical to injury and disability management.

Genex selects five programs each year from the nominations and distributes a total of $100,000 in scholarship awards. The scholarships are intended to recognize the Genex graduates from these programs, strengthen the awareness of the case management profession, and invest in a new generation of future graduates to fill a growing industry need.

The colleges and universities receiving scholarship awards for 2016 and the Genex employees who nominated them are:

  • Bellarmine University, Louisville, KY, nominated by Regina Calhoun, field case manager for the Louisville branch
  • University of San Diego, nominated by Ariella Darlington, field case manager for the Orange, CA, branch
  • University of Oklahoma College of Nursing, Oklahoma City, nominated by Stephanie Rider, field and telephonic case manager for the Oklahoma City branch
  • Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, nominated by Jennifer Jurlando, vocational case manager for the Glen Allen, VA branch
  • University of Tennessee at Martin, nominated by Susie Moore, a field case manager for the Memphis office.

Each institution will receive scholarship funding to be used in support of the educational endeavors of their student populations.

“The scholarship award is very special to Genex because it's through this initiative that we're really helping to develop the future professionals who will continue our mission to help injured workers return safely to their jobs,” said Delphia Frisch, executive vice president/COO of Genex Services. “For the past five years, our case managers have done a great job in nominating outstanding colleges and universities for the Genex Case Management Scholarship program. We're very proud of this program and our case managers.”

Genex case managers work with treating physicians, employers and rehabilitation professionals to coordinate appropriate, quality care; ensure patient satisfaction; improve medical outcomes; facilitate a patient's timely return to work; and decrease overall health care expenses.

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About Genex Services, LLC
Genex Services
(www.genexservices.com) is the trusted provider of managed care services enabling workers' compensation payers and risk managers to transform their bottom lines. Genex is a managed care leader with more than 2,900 employees and 47 service locations throughout North America. The company serves 381 of the Fortune 500 companies as well as the top workers' compensation and disability carriers and third-party administrators in the U.S. In addition, Genex is the only company that delivers high-quality clinical services enhanced by intelligent systems and 360-degree data analysis. The company consistently drives superior results related to medical, wage loss, and productivity costs associated with claims in the workers' compensation, disability, automobile, and health care systems.