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Part 2: Workers’ Comp Independent Premium Audits Explained

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This post is one in a 3-part series: Part 1: Workers Comp Independent Premium Audits Explained Part 2: Workers Comp Independent Premium Audits Explained Part 3: Workers Comp Independent Premium Audits Explained 5.

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Understanding Classification Rules in Workers’ Compensation

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Misclassification can lead to costly errors, either by overpaying premiums or by facing penalties for underreporting risk. Each classification is assigned a code, which corresponds to a certain level of risk associated with that type of work. The higher the risk, the higher the workers compensation premium for that classification.

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2 Common Mistakes In Workers’ Comp Doctor Selection

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Consider the case of Jane, a worker who sustained a severe back injury. She was given a list of four medical providers but found that: Two providers did not accept workers compensation patients. One provider accepted workers compensation but was not taking new patients. Are currently accepting new patients.

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How Fear Impacts Workers’ Compensation Claims (and What to Do About It)

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By understanding the role fear plays in workers compensation claims, employers can implement strategies to foster trust, improve outcomes, and reduce costs. The Link Between Fear and Litigation Studies have consistently identified fear as a major driver of workers compensation litigation.

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Risk Manager Best Practices That Drive Workers’ Comp Results

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In the complex world of workers compensation, risk managers play a vital role in aligning strategic oversight with day-to-day claims operations. Far from being a behind-the-scenes figure, a successful risk manager serves as the linchpin between claims administration, adjusters, and injury management teams.

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The Case for Injury Duration Guidelines in Modern Workers’ Comp Programs

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Promoting Recovery Evidence-based timelines ensure that injured workers receive appropriate treatment without unnecessary delays or interventions. By aligning care with proven recovery pathways, these guidelines foster a quicker return to normal activities and reduce the risk of complications or prolonged disability.

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Part 1: Workers’ Comp Independent Premium Audits Explained

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Accurate payroll accounting reflecting these deductions helps maintain appropriate premium charges aligned with actual exposure to injury risk. Workerscompensation relies heavily on correct employer classification to reflect an accurate risk exposure. However, strict rules apply.