
CMS Fee Schedule Changes – New Physician Add on Code
NCCI Report on 2024 CMS Fee Schedule Changes + New Physician Add on Code CMS fee schedule changes impact a large number of states. NCCI
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NCCI Report on 2024 CMS Fee Schedule Changes + New Physician Add on Code CMS fee schedule changes impact a large number of states. NCCI

Employer Gut Feelings Changed Post-pandemic? After researching this topic, AI recommended I use intuition instead of gut feelings. As I do not use or listen

Workers Comp Budgeting – Where Do Employers Find the Info? One of the most difficult tasks for employers in the post-pandemic era requires a large

Injury Claim Rates Increasing in WHCA and DBA Industrial accident injury claim rates are not falling in all areas. Last month I attended the NNCI
Workers Comp Class Code 5606 – Hotly Debated Topic Over the last decade, Workers Comp Class Code 5606 has generated so many questions from insureds.

My Claims Adjuster Experience – Insight to My Homeowners Claim Last month, I had my own claims adjuster experience. I will not go into the

LCM = Loss Cost Multipliers In WC – What You Need to Know Workers Comp lost cost multipliers with the acronym LCM need to be

AIS NCCI 2024 – Day Two Morning Sessions – Many Important Concepts Covered The AIS NCCI 2024 second morning presentation shared so many great concepts.

NCCI AIS 2024 – Day One Afternoon Sessions – Top 10 Concepts Learned + Great Keynote For the NCCI AIS 2024 afternoon session, I switched

2024 NCCI AIS – Annual Insights Symposium – First Morning Sessions Thanks to Cristine Pike and Madison White for inviting me back to this year’s

2024 Workers Comp Telemedicine – Still A Market? Long before analyzing the 2024 Workers Comp telemedicine markets and years before COVID-19 caused an instant explosion

Workers Comp Soft Market – Why Now? Many presentations and articles have cropped up over the last year on the continuation of the Workers Comp