WorkCompNews 110326

NA - increasing relevance of safety; NA - WCRI Study on mental health; VA - New deputy commissioners; NA - NCCI report on treatment delay; TN - Criticism of treatment decisions; NA - Opioids decreasing and pain management questions

"heading for a 12th year of underwriting profit and premiums flat, a client’s experience mod and safety program are becoming the main levers on price."

"new study from WCRI that examined mental health claims in workers’ comp from 2015 to 2024, provides new evidence on the characteristics, treatment, costs, and disability outcomes associated with such claims."

"The Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission named two new deputy commissioners, Adam L. Katz and Jason A. Mullins"

"Time to first medical care rose across most states from 2016 to 2023 while overall treatment duration stayed flat"

"A Tennessee workers' compensation judge on Tuesday ordered Amazon to arrange additional treatment for an injured employee but denied his request to restart temporary disability benefits."

"The harder task, though, is determining whether changes in pain treatment are helping injured workers recover"










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