At Sedgwick we help our clients, their injured/ill employees and physicians maneuver through a complicated uncertain healthcare landscape. Our colleagues are prepared to deliver high quality, custom programs that solve problems with the most current issues. Working with our progressive clients and our informed colleagues to ensure improved health and productivity outcomes inspires me.
Bachelor’s degree from Western Michigan University
University of Santiago, Technical School of Medicine in the Dominican Republic
Clinical internships at Yale Affiliated Hospitals in Connecticut
| Location: | Troy, MI |
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| Areas of expertise: |
Affordable Care Act Health and wellness Managed care Drug abuse or misuse Self-insurance |
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has gotten a lot of national attention lately due to several disturbing events on military bases. However, PTSD is not limited to veterans and those who have been exposed to war. It is a complex disorder that can…
Imagine a young father of two (Jim) who goes to work one day and sustains a minor back injury. He sees a doctor and is told he can work, but could not lift over 25 pounds. Jim’s employer would not take him back unless he could perform all essential…
Sedgwick Senior Vice President, Medical Quality, Dr. Teresa Bartlett is featured in Business Insurance in discussing workplace violence prevention strategies. In the article she notes that when violence has occurred, there were almost always signs t…
Sedgwick Senior Vice President, Medical Quality, Dr. Teresa Bartlett, talks about the impact of specialty drugs can have on workers’ compensation costs when they are used to treat chronic or complex medical conditions.
Dr. Teresa Bartlett, Sedgwick senior vice president, medical quality, managed care client services, discusses what can happen when physicians lessen or stop prescribing opioids or other powerful drugs to certain patients.
All of us have unique experiences that show how a nurse has made a difference in our lives. Nurses see us through from birth to death and everything in between. They are kind, compassionate and caring individuals who were called to their profession…
Dr. Bartlett references programs in Kentucky, which requires independent medical evaluations whenever an opioid is prescribed, and Texas, where the precertification of opioids has produced some very favorable results for our clients.
