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ReInvent your Workers' Comp Persepctive! Things change. In fact, that’s one of the most sure things in life. Haven’t we learned that these past few years? ReAudio has changed too. Starting off as a way to provide tools and value to our partners in the Workers' Compensation Industry, we have changed into a human interest podcast, primarily interviewing people who have overcome adversity to achieve success, however, that’s defined by them. Because change is a permanent reality, ReAudio is hopi ...
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Ever pondered about the radical change that an act of thanksgiving can bring about? This episode is all about expressing gratitude and illuminating lives by paying it forward, a concept beautifully depicted in the film "Pay It Forward". Our team at ReEmployAbility, including Rachel Kicak - our Learning and Development Manager, Justin Pierantoni - a…
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Join us as we chat with Alisa Savoretti, the resilient founder and CEO of My Hope Chest, a charity that aids uninsured and underinsured women in managing the cost of breast reconstruction surgery post-cancer. Alisa spills the beans on their monumental 20th-anniversary rebranding, the thrilling success of their recent events, and the crucial role Ho…
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Are you ready to be inspired? Factory OS does a lot of things differently in the construction world, but the biggest might be their hiring practices. Geared at giving people the training they need to succeed, they are improving people’s self-worth, one employee at a time. We sit down with Factory OS EHS Manager Trevor Bach and HR Payroll & Benefits…
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Join us in part 2 of our series of A Veteran's Perspective. We delve into the captivating story of Mike May, a U.S. Army veteran turned account manager at Reemployability. In this episode, Mike provides a raw and insightful account of his service during the Global War on Terrorism in Afghanistan. He explores the complexities of his transformation f…
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to stare death in the face and come out the other side? Our guest, Mike May, a former serviceman with the 10th Mountain Division and now an account manager at Reemployability, lived through this very reality when his vehicle was hit by an IED explosion in Afghanistan. His recount of this life-altering event, th…
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Some people know their calling at a young age. Shamine Linton’s childhood prepared her for her mission, although she didn’t grasp it at the time. It wasn’t until an illness struck her daughter that she realized the years she spent in service as a child herself would pay huge dividends to her community. Imagine having the power to restore someone's …
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When I heard the story of Jose, an Injured Worker placed at Martha’s Kitchen & Village for a modified duty assignment by ReEmployAbility, I was impressed by how his experience helped him in ways he wouldn’t have imagined prior to his injury. There were positive unintended consequences. This opened the door to the story of Alexandra Vargus, then Vol…
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The biggest lesson I’ve learned in the 89 episodes we’ve done of ReAudio is that attitude is everything. A positive attitude from an employer can make or break a modified duty assignment. The attitude of an adjuster, with the benefit of an Injured Worker in mind, can influence the attitude of the employer and the injured worker. But it’s the attitu…
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Have you ever found yourself sidelined by an unforeseen circumstance, grappling with the uncertainty of your future? Imagine the fear of a truck driver, Walter, who severely injured his shoulder and couldn't drive anymore. His journey of physical recovery also became a journey of mental resilience, as he navigated the uncharted territories of recov…
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What famous person would have you starstruck if you were to ever meet them? I’ve heard so many stories about people who have met their idols and then been disappointed to find out they are not as perfect as they thought. When someone overcomes great odds because of a life situation, we often think those people are somehow superhuman, but in most ca…
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This is the last episode of Season 2 and times are changing! ReEmployAbility’s Nonprofit Relationship Manager, Lindsey Bressi, helps us introduce the change in ReAudio’s format coming up in Season 3 with some great human-interest stories of Injured Workers overcoming apprehension, fear, frustration, and adversity to impact the lives of others. Seas…
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Artificial Intelligence seems to be the flavor of the season. In news reports, blogs, podcasts, and even in Washington, people are telling us how things will be and what we need to be worried about. If you’ve played around with Chat GPT, you may have found it interesting and fun. I’m sure you can also see how it can help and hinder our ability to d…
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When Anthony Meza was presented with a Modified Duty assignment at a not-for-profit after an injury he suffered on the job, he was skeptical. Turns out, however, the old lesson that it’s better to give than to receive is actually true. He attributes a portion of his recovery to working with Muscular Dystrophy Association.…
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ReEmployAbility is fortunate to have MDA as one of our nonprofit partners who take on Injured Workers as volunteers for their transitional duty. The program with MDA offers return-to-work options for employees who need to work from home because of their more rural location or because of the extent of their injury. This week we’re excited to be visi…
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In part 2 of our series, we finish our discussion with David Weller and Caritas of Austin Volunteer Coordinator Hanna Garner. David is a Tesla employee currently working modified duty at the not-for-profit Caritas of Austin. David talks about why being assigned to a not-for-profit for his modified duty was beneficial to him, and Hanna explains how …
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This week we’re finishing up our conversation with Debbie Lundberg. She’s a keynote speaker, coach, and much more. Debbie highlights how focusing on others, and giving of yourself will ultimately help you achieve your goals in ways you cannot imagine. Her company is called, “Presenting Powerfully” and you can learn more on her website, www.debbielu…
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Debbie Lundberg is a great coach. Through her company, “Presenting Powerfully” Debbie leads and guides, ultimately leaving it up to the individual to use their learning to benefit themselves. She’s the real deal and I’m confident you’ll gain some valuable tips over the next few weeks by listening to our conversation. Learn more about Debbie at http…
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It’s part 2 of our conversation with Bill & Mark from workcompcollege.com. We’ll talk about how the whole-person recovery mindset can positively impact the bottom line of the stakeholders in Workers Comp and more of the “why” behind what workcompcollege.com is all about. Learn how making the injured employee the center of all activity affects actio…
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The movement towards a whole-person recovery mindset has been decades in the making but is now gaining momentum. But what does a whole-person recovery mindset mean? How does making the injured employee the center of all activity affect actions and attitudes? Why is that paradigm shift required for the recruitment and retention of Work Comp talent? …
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Rehab without walls takes a holistic approach to getting injured workers back to as normal of a life as possible. The story of Daniel Mendez is a bright example of their work. This is part 2 of his story. If you would like to contact Rehab Without Walls you can email Nelson.Gonzalez@rehabwithoutwalls.com or visit their website https://www.rehabwith…
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How will 2023 be different from 2022? What do we know that you don’t? How will the economy turn out? Focusing on what you can control and the positives in every situation WILL make your year better in the long run. You can use ReAudio to help you with this in the new year. Check out Jon Gordon for 21 Tips for a Positive New Year and other super imp…
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You may remember Tyler Hundley. He was on ReAudio several months ago, talking about a volunteer trip to Peru where he helped build a playground. He grew up in a military family and I was fortunate to have an opportunity to talk to him this week about what that was like, especially this time of year. If you’re interested in helping military families…
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Melissa Ryckman has an uncanny way of ignoring the resistance in her head. Never afraid to give life changes a shot, she became an over-the-road truck driver at age 45. An on-the-job injury led her closer to her newest endeavor, which is making a tremendous impact on her local community.By ReEmployAbility
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As a society, it’s incredibly easy for us to run on autopilot. In our personal and work lives, taking the path of least resistance is, in most cases, our default, making us miss many opportunities. So much so, that we may get to a point where we forget the basics of relationships. Debbie Hammer is the Assistant Vice President & a Specialty Claims C…
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November 11th was designated Armistice Day in 1926 and later, in 1956, changed to what we now recognize as Veteran’s Day. To commemorate this day, REAudio is resurrecting a 3-part series, originally published in November of last year, with retired Army Medic Bill Edson. Bill has become an outstanding leadership coach who takes the lessons he learne…
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My Hope Chest is a grassroots organization that, for nearly 20 years, has helped women become whole by funding reconstructive surgery after breast cancer treatment. This week we talk to My Hope Chest CEO & Founder Alisa Savoretti, who discusses her battle with breast cancer, her successes, and the crossroads My Hope Chest is approaching. Learn more…
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West Central Florida domestic violence shelter, The Spring of Tampa Bay, President & CEO Mindy Murphy joins us this week in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month's Week of Action. In this episode, Mindy provides advice for victims who seek a way out of their abuse and describes options for anyone interested in helping to end domestic violence.…
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This week we sit down with Volunteer Program Manager Xavier Oliver from one of our local Habitat for Humanity chapters, Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties. I think you’ll come to appreciate their mission more after hearing our conversation and can better understand the why behind the good work they do. If you’d like information …
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This week we’ll finish our conversation with Shawn Deane, General Counsel and Senior Vice President of Risk Management & Compliance at Ametros, and host of the “It’s Settled” podcast. Shawn shares some stories about himself and others he’s met, that may have you truly believing...things happen for a reason. https://www.kidschanceofma.org/ https://a…
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Shawn Deane wanted to be a rock star growing up. But as luck would have it, he’s now an experienced attorney whose purpose is to find empathetic paths to recovery for injured workers. He’s the General Counsel and Senior Vice President of Risk Management & Compliance at Ametros, as well as the host of the "It's Settled" podcast. If you’d like to mak…
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This week we finish our conversation with Erica Haselton, who talks about her fight from near death after being hit by a tractor-trailer, to the accomplishment of running a marathon, and even loftier goals than that. If you’re interested in learning more about Rehab Without Walls, please visit www.rehabwithoutwalls.com.…
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One moment Erica Haselton was a new mother heading to a football game with her family, and the next she was being airlifted to a hospital with a traumatic brain injury. In a moment, everything in her life changed. Now she’s doing things some people never thought possible. Truth is though, she knew they were possible… even probable!…
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Last October I spoke with Deb Livingston, the founder and CEO of ReEmployAbility after she won the Comp Laude Gala People’s Choice Award. She told of her story and the story of Walter, an Injured Worker whose experience we are too familiar with within our program. Taking just a moment to walk in another's shoes, those of the Risk Manager, Adjuster,…
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Scott Mann was a guest on ReAudio back in April, featured in a 3 part series. He’s a retired Green Beret who has been the poster child of “You can do it… if you do the work”. He’s created a leadership movement called Rooftop Leadership, written a play that has been turned into a movie, started a non-profit to help veterans acclimate back into civil…
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Sharon Green is the founder and Executive Director of Victor Family Resource Center, an organization whose focus is on assistance in the communities they serve. They help people transition from jail cells to jobs and from the streets to a home. She’s inspirational. If you’re interested in learning more or helping out, please visit https://vvfrc.org…
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There are everyday heroes that walk among us, and we don’t even realize it. Not the type that runs into burning buildings or pulls injured comrades off the battlefield, but the ones that simply go about their days, trying to make a living, navigating our crazy world, and doing the right thing because it’s the right thing to do. That’s Mike Threat, …
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Lindsey Bressi, ReEmployAbility’s Transition2Work Coordinator, has been out and about onboarding new not-for-profits and visiting our not-for-profit partners. Turns out, what we think we see on the cover of many of these organizations doesn’t tell the whole story. In most cases, there’s much more to what they do. Injured Workers that are involved i…
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Tyler Hundley is a college student who works here at ReEmployAbility, and will soon be on his way to start his career just like thousands of other men his age. Tyler's recent volunteer expedition to Peru has provided him with a perspective on things that will no doubt enhance every aspect of his life. You can learn more about the organization he wo…
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Olga Dominguez is a very special woman with a super inspirational story. She’s a Patient Advocate for New Life Brace and Limb. Olga lost a part of her leg because of an illness some time ago, and she shares how losing part of herself has finally made her whole. If you have any questions regarding life with a prosthetic or need to get info for someo…
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T.J. Stevens works on the client side for a nationwide distribution company and is implementing a program designed to put the desires and needs of his employees first. Using a common sense, and a back-to-basics approach, he’s hoping to save time, money and keep good employees on the job as well. Find out more about T.J. and connect with him on Link…
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This week we talk with Tammy Boyd, Head of Global Sales for workerscompensation.com. Tammy has a great story of how simply asking an Injured Worker about their likes and dislikes, motivations, and desires made a successful recovery possible. Here’s a link to the book I referenced at the end of the show: The Rabbit Effect…
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Almost nothing has been predictable since March of 2020 and it seems like the world has been overwhelmed with one crisis after another. Data and statistics can only go so far to help us understand the world around us, and what to do about things. It’s people, human connections, those things that cannot be quantified that we all need to take the res…
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REAudio is super excited to be celebrating our 1-year anniversary next week, June 24th! On that date, we will be starting season 2 of ReAudio, and that means a change of focus. We’re going to use this platform to start telling some stories of success. Taking perspectives of Employers, Insurance Professionals, Injured Workers, Vendors, and other spe…
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Beginning the week of June 24th, we’ll be celebrating the anniversary of ReAudio with a change of pace. We’re going to use this platform to start telling some stories of success! Taking perspectives of Employers, Insurance Professionals, Injured Workers, Vendors and anyone else, even from outside of the industry, that has a story of how a person, e…
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