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Medical service costs per claim in California's workers' compensation system climbed 5% in 2025, driven largely by rising prices and…
If claims organizations are pursuing many of the same priorities, why do some consistently outperform others? Join industry leaders as they unpack key findings from the latest Workers' Compensation Benchmarking Study and explore how top performers translate strategy into execution and execution into results.
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Medical service costs per claim in California's workers' compensation system climbed 5% in 2025, driven largely by rising prices and growing utilization of services outside fee schedule caps, according to WCIRB.
AI is a force multiplier, and the outcome of any multiplier depends on what it is applied to.
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This veteran risk pro encourages risk managers to challenge the norm and find solutions that go beyond transactional.
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