A new report ($25 to download) from the National Foundation for Unemployment Compensation and Workers’ Compensation sheds light on the pandemic’s impact on work comp financials.
Managed Care Matters readers will not be surprised that the impact has been pretty positive; Mark Priven and I predicted this back in September 2020.
Several key takeaways:
What does this mean for you?
Workers’ comp financials are pretty strong — for insurers and employers.
Priven is a really insightful actuary.
Joseph Paduda is co-owner of CompPharma, a consulting firm focused on improving pharmacy programs in workers’ compensation. This column is republished with his permission from his Managed Care Matters blog.
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