The new WCRIB study focuses on regional disparities in workers’ comp claim patterns from 2013-2022.
The new WCRIB study focuses on regional disparities in workers’ comp claim patterns from 2013-2022.
Among a wide array of data, pharmacy spend decreased 71% from 2012-2022, with average cost per pharmacy claim dropping 38%, from $908 to $563.
Claim frequency has trended down since 2019, with medical-only claims fluctuating and average per-claim costs peaking at $8,817 in 2022.
The dashboard examines data on cause of injury, nature of injury, body part grouping, and injury severity rankings.
More than 100 carriers were surveyed, and four top industry concerns were noted by NCCI.
Private industry employers reported 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2023, down by 8.4% from 2022.
The report reviews nearly 130,000 workers’ comp claims from 2018-2023 to identify injury trends the restaurant industry.
The December 4th webinar will cover regional differences in the California workers’ comp system.
This report reviews drug payments between 2012 and 2022, reviewing usage and cost, generics, opioids, and topicals.
After starting the year with 3.5% growth, the inflation moderated to around 2.5% in Q3, consistent with trends from 2022-2023.
