States with Fee Schedules Have Lower Medical Costs for Injured Workers, WCRI Finds June 4, 2019 Medical treatment for injured workers costs more and prices are growing faster in states that don’t have fee schedules, concludes...
New North Carolina Medical Fees Expected to Save on Work Comp April 9, 2015 By Amy O'Connor Revised medical fees approved in February by the North Carolina Industrial Commission and planned to take effect this year are...
New Hampshire Senate Delays Workers’ Compensation Reform Deal March 27, 2015 New Hampshire state senators have pushed off a deal to reform New Hampshire’s workers’ compensation insurance laws. The chamber voted...
N.H. Senate Committee Not Backing Workers’ Comp Fee Schedule March 23, 2015 By Kathleen Ronayne A key policy committee in the New Hampshire Senate is backing a workers’ compensation reform bill that it says will...
N.H. Lawmakers Work to Tackle High Workers’ Comp Costs February 23, 2015 By Kathleen Ronayne If a worker in New Hampshire gets hurt on the job, an anesthetic injection can cost $763 under a workers’...