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Auto Physical Damage
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Primary Point of Impact Contributing to Differences in Claims Severity for Battery Electric and Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles
Mitchell today announced the release of its Q3 2024 Plugged-In: EV Collision Insights report. This issue provides an overview of the point-of-impact and severity differences between repairable battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and automobiles with an internal combustion engine (ICE).
Auto Physical Damage
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Mitchell and Protech Join Forces to Streamline Calibration Detection
Mitchell and Protech Automotive Solutions, the largest national provider of ADAS diagnostic scanning and calibration services, today announced that they have signed an agreement to integrate Protech’s ADAS ID3 solution with Mitchell’s Diagnostics as a Service (DaaS) platform and Predictive ADAS functionality.
Auto Physical Damage
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Mitchell Technology to Power New Virtual Estimating Service from Collective
Mitchell today announced that its software solutions are powering a new virtual estimating service from Collective Sourcing, LLC. Created for U.S. auto insurers, the service is designed to reduce claims processing time by combining Mitchell’s damage appraisal technology with auto technical specialists at Collective.
Enlyte
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Enlyte Announces Its 2024 Heart of Case Management Award Winners
Honorees represent the best of those who make a profound impact on the lives of employees with injuries and disabilities. Four case managers are being celebrated for their exemplary work in helping restore the livelihoods of employees injured on the job or in need of accommodations due to disability.
Enlyte
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Enlyte Launches Apricus Physical Medicine, Offering End-to-End Specialty Service Solution for Industry
New program introduces comprehensive rehabilitative services with integrated clinical oversight and continuous care coordination
Enlyte
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Balanced Regulatory Environment: A Key Component to Unlocking the Value of Specialty Bill Review
Without the use of Specialty Bill Review (SBR), payers risk paying for errors or abuses created by providers with problematic billing practices. The regulatory climate in each state is a key component to ensuring fair and reasonable payment of medical bills especially in non-fee schedule states