A large deductible workers compensation policy covers claim payments after a certain amount has been paid out-of-pocket by the employer. Most rating bureaus consider any deductible in excess of 150,000. The most popular amount for a large deductible is 250,000. Deductibles can be millions per claim. The TPA or insurance carrier charges the employer a fee similar to premium to process the large deductible claims. A large deductible program is not a type of self insurance.
Most workers comp large deductible programs are reported to the rating bureaus such as NCCI and WCRI.
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