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Discover the Optimized Outcome Program at National Comp
Too often, injured workers fall through the cracks, stuck in cycles that delay their return to work and life. The Optimized Outcome Workers' Comp program helps individuals who were injured at work gain back their health and vitality through a structured program designed by medical professionals and recovery experts.
Using our program, participants have improved recovery outcomes and continued to work toward their best well-being, despite the challenge of their injury or surgery.
The result? Fewer complications and faster recovery.
“We saw improvements of 10-30% using the Optimized program compared to similarly situated patients.”
Opus Medical, Dallas, TX
Find us at
Booth 344
We’ll be at booth 344 talking with fellow leaders and decision-makers about the benefits of the Optimized Outcome program and how we help injured workers improve their recovery outcomes.
Free copies of the groundbreaking book “The Optimized Patient” will be available for attendees while supplies last.
Booth 344
Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, NV
September 29-30, 2026
Proud Sponsors of This Year’s Keynote Speaker
See him speak
8:30 AM
September 29
Immediately following the Theo Awards
Joseph is an Optimized Outcome educator, and he opens National Comp with the neuroscience behind injured worker behavior.
Neuropsychologist and New York Times Bestselling Author
Then Join Us on the Main Agenda
Joseph McClendon III opens the conference with the science. At 3:00 PM, our panel picks up where he leaves off. We'll get into how to educate and engage injured workers so behavior actually shifts, and what happens to claim costs once recovery treatment is done right.
Session Room 4
3:00 PM
September 29
Bring your questions to Booth 344 afterward.
What the Science Says About the Optimized Program
“We saw improvements of 10-30% using the Optimized program compared to similarly situated patients.”
Opus Medical, Dallas, TX
“People who do an exercise programme reduce their risk of complications of surgery by around 40%”
Centre for Perioperative Care, Exercise in Preparation for Surgery
“High psychological resilience plays an important role in achieving a positive postoperative outcome in terms of mental health, pain, and functional outcomes.”
Arthroscopy, December 2024
“An estimated 24-65% of surgical patients undergoing major surgery are malnourished or at risk of malnutrition…”
Healthcare, Basel, Switzerland, February 2025
Get in touch
Please contact us ahead of time to book an in-person meeting at National Comp in Las Vegas, or set up a time to connect.
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