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WCRI Reports on Factors Associated with High-Cost Claims

High-cost claims are defined as the top 5% of medical payments within 36 months of injury.

A total of 14 different reports examine workers’ comp system performance across 17 states from 2017-2022.

A new WCRI report utilizes data from 68,850 workers from 2017-2021.

New insights into how economic and demographic changes have influenced the workers’ comp system.

A new report from the CWCI highlights trends in dermatologicals, opioids, and antidepressants.

How formularies impacted prescriptions across Arkansas, California, Indiana, Kentucky and New York.

Extended physical medicine was 5-9 times as common in claims with multiple providers.

Fenoprofen calcium made up 1.4% of NSAID prescriptions, but 33% of NSAID payments.

Both the WCRI and the New York State Insurance Fund published new reports.

This report contains a high level report on the status of the Texas workers’ comp system.

Data insights on medical payments for 18 state workers’ comp systems.

WCRI explores how drug payments varied across 28 states for key drug therapy groups.

A WCRI study found that in some states 17% of workers receive topical analgesics.

Another WCRI report looks at non-COVID-19 claims with injuries in the first two quarters of 2019 and 2020.

COVID-19 claim data through October 5th has been captured and broken down by industry, age, region, and more.

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