06 Jan WCRI Studies Link Fee Schedules to Lower Payments
States that do not a have fee schedule in place are likely to pay more for workers’ compensation-related medical services, according to WCRI studies. Read full article here...
States that do not a have fee schedule in place are likely to pay more for workers’ compensation-related medical services, according to WCRI studies. Read full article here...
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A new study shows Wisconsin paid more for health care in 2009 than other states, but overall costs for workers' compensation were lower than 15 other states studied. One reason is that replacement income for injured workers in Wisconsin is less....
The Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) has released a series of new studies measuring the performance of 16 different state Workers’ Compensation systems. ...
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The price discrepancy, reported in a recent study of medical payments in Wisconsin, is fueling discussion about the cost to businesses of workers’ comp insurance. Read more...