What Does the CANDOR Process Look Like in Healthcare Workflows? May 6, 2026 By adrian The CANDOR process in healthcare is a structured approach to handling adverse events through timely event reporting, transparent communication, and coordinated resolution. In practice, it depends on how well teams can move from identifying an issue to documenting, disclosing, and resolving it, often within hours. Many organizations support CANDOR in principle. Execution is where it … Continued
Is AI Safe for Healthcare? A Practical Path With the TRUST Framework May 6, 2026 By adrian AI can be used safely in healthcare, but only when it is applied within a structured framework designed for high-stakes environments. AI is already entering healthcare safety workflows, whether organizations are ready or not. From predicting patient falls to identifying documentation gaps, the potential is clear. But for many healthcare leaders, adoption still feels risky. … Continued
Why Annual Vendor Risk Assessments Leave You Exposed (And What to Do Instead) May 5, 2026 By adrian Your vendor risk management process probably feels solid. You run annual reviews. You assess vendors during onboarding. You track compliance requirements. On paper, your third-party risk management program looks complete. But issues still catch teams off guard. A vendor passes an annual review, then experiences a data breach a few months later. A financially stable … Continued
See Why Origami Risk Is Recognized as a Market-Leading RMIS Platform May 4, 2026 By adrian RMIS technology is evolving from a system of record into a connected, intelligence-driven platform for enterprise risk decision-making. The 2026 Redhand RMIS Report provides an independent perspective on this shift and highlights Origami Risk as a market-leading, highly configurable platform for complex organizations. The report points to Origami Risk’s scalable architecture, broad capabilities across claims, risk, policy, and safety, and … Continued
Origami Risk Recognized as the Market Leader in 2026 Annual RMIS Report May 4, 2026 By adrian CHICAGO, May 4, 2026 – Origami Risk, the industry-leading risk, safety and insurance Software as a Service (SaaS) technology firm, has been distinguished as the definitive market leader in the 2026 RMIS Report, released this week by Redhand Advisors, a risk management technology consulting firm. This marks the eighth consecutive year Origami Risk has been … Continued
What We Heard from Risk Leaders: How ERM Programs Are Becoming More Adaptive and Actionable April 30, 2026 By adrian In a recent NeuGroup for Enterprise Risk Management roundtable, more than 20 senior risk, audit, and compliance leaders came together for a candid conversation about the state of enterprise risk management. This group of practitioners sat down to compare what is actually working and where traditional approaches are falling short. What was clear is that … Continued
Origami Risk’s P&C Platform Selected By Gramercy Risk Management April 28, 2026 By adrian CHICAGO, April 28, 2026 — Origami Risk, the industry-leading risk, safety and insurance Software as a Service (SaaS) technology firm, today announced Gramercy Risk Management has selected its cloud-native SaaS P&C platform to support its continued growth and expansion. Gramercy Risk Management, a family-owned managing general agency (MGA) with strong brand recognition and ambitious growth … Continued
How to Close the Loop on Safety Corrective Actions and Prove Continuous Improvement April 24, 2026 By adrian At the start, addressing safety issues is a smooth process. A safety issue gets reported. A corrective action gets assigned. Everyone agrees it needs to happen. And then… it stalls. Maybe the task owner gets busy. Maybe the fix gets marked “complete” without anyone verifying it. Or maybe the action gets buried in a spreadsheet … Continued
Workers’ Compensation Claims: Moving From Reactive to Proactive Management April 24, 2026 By adrian Workers’ comp claims don’t go sideways all at once. A claim can look routine early on. Nothing immediately signals that it’s going to become complex or costly. But without intervention at the right points, small gaps start to add up. A delayed report narrows the window to direct care and set expectations with the injured … Continued