Written by Adam Thomas, ARM, AINS
Senior Casualty Loss Prevention Consultant, Unison Risk Solutions

Written by Marcy Jack, JD, BSN, CPHRM, CPHQ
Healthcare Risk Management Consultant, Unison Risk Solutions

By Stacey Markel, CHCM, CHSP, HEM | Risk Consulting Team Leader for Unison Risk Solutions

With your 2025 OSHA log finalized, the next step in maintaining compliance is ensuring proper posting and reporting in early 2026. These requirements not only keep you aligned with federal regulations but also demonstrate transparency and commitment to workplace safety.

Gibson Acquires Capstone Insurance Group, Strengthening Specialized Capabilities for Indiana’s Emergency Services Community

Transparency is about making things easy to understand. For many, the U.S. healthcare system is anything but easy to understand. From high costs to a lack of care continuity, navigating the system can be tricky.       

Each year, employers subject to OSHA’s recordkeeping requirements must ensure their injury and illness logs are accurate and ready for certification. Proper recordkeeping is a critical step in maintaining transparency and reducing risk.

Year-End Safety Program Review: How to Evaluate and Plan for a Safety Workplace in 2026

TrumpRx.gov is a direct-to-consumer (DTC) website run by the federal government that allows patients to pay cash prices for certain prescription drugs. The website is part of a broader Trump administration initiative focused on bringing American drug prices closer to the prices paid in other developed countries. This is being referred to as most-favored-nation (MFN) drug pricing.