More than 100 carriers were surveyed, and four top industry concerns were noted by NCCI.
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.
Approximately 44 carriers were high performers, 82 were average, and 4 were ranked poorly.
September saw the addition of 254,000 new jobs, with much of the growth in healthcare, leisure and hospitality, and construction.
The reports analyze trends in payments, prices, and medical care utilization across 17 states from 2017-2022.
Approximately 5% of all California COVID-19 claims resulted in long COVID.
Three topics were selected, but the state may expand the scope of research to accommodate stakeholder suggestions.
The report analyzed 10 networks with 205,716 injured employees and 197,365 non-network claims, covering injuries from June 1, 2021, to May 31, 2023.
Key highlights from a WCRI webinar include prescription payment trends, with notable attention on dermatological agents.
NCCI found opioid utilization to be decreasing while opioid doses remained high.
The public dashboard includes information on all severe injuries reported by employers covered under federal OSHA since 2015.
