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What does 10 years of workers’ compensation data tell us about mental health claims? WCRI’s latest study is featured in HR Executive.
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📣 Registration is open! Join us March 11–12 in Boston for @WCRI’s 2027 conference, featuring original research and keynote speaker Zack Cooper.
Register by Feb. 11 for the early rate: buff.ly/IgFeg13
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What do WCRI members value most?
Steve Wurzelbacher of @NIOSH shares his perspective in our latest @WCRI Member Spotlight and discusses how WCRI research supports his work.
Watch: buff.ly/nGdPoGA
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Workers’ comp claims involving mental health conditions are rising, adding a new dimension to how employers and insurers think about workplace injuries. New WCRI research points to a growing need to understand the factors contributing to these claims. riskandinsurance.com/mental-…
Tomorrow is your last chance to register! Join @WCRI Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. ET for a free 30-minute webinar on what’s driving workers’ compensation medical payment increases.
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Risk & Insurance highlights @WCRI’s new study on mental health claims in workers’ compensation, including trends in claim frequency, common diagnoses, and how claims vary among workers.
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Join @WCRI researchers on Oct. 15 for a free webinar exploring the latest findings from CompScope™ Medical Benchmarks, 2026 Edition, including the factors contributing to medical payment growth.
Register: buff.ly/gGkoWdq
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What do WCRI members value most?
Steve Wurzelbacher of @NIOSH shares his perspective in our latest @WCRI Member Spotlight and discusses how WCRI research supports his work.
Watch: buff.ly/nGdPoGA
#WCRI #WCRIMemberSpotlight
From new research to upcoming events, catch up on what’s happening at @WCRI this past quarter—including research published, how our work was used, webinars, member spotlights, and the 2027 conference.
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A new @WCRI FlashReport examines how the composition of workers’ compensation injuries changed from the pre-pandemic period through the pandemic and post-pandemic years.
Read the press release: buff.ly/AnZrP7l
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A new @WCRI study examines mental health claims in workers’ compensation from 2015 to 2024, including their frequency, treatment, costs, and disability outcomes.
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Thanks to Joe Paduda for highlighting @WCRI’s California research and our conference, March 11–12 in Boston, featuring Yale economist Zack Cooper.
Read Joe’s post → buff.ly/LbRn501
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@WCRI is heading to #NationalComp in Las Vegas!
WCRI CEO Ramona Tanabe will participate in two sessions Sept. 29–30, and VP of Sales Tim Hassett-Salley will also be attending. If you’re there, connect with them to learn more about WCRI’s research and membership.
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What’s driving healthcare costs, and what does it mean for workers’ comp?
Yale health economist Zack Cooper headlines @WCRI’s 2027 Issues & Research Conference, March 11–12 in Boston.
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Joe Paduda examines recent trends in California and links to WCRI’s CompScope™ Medical Benchmarks for California, 2026 Edition*, which finds medical costs per claim rose 7% in 2025.
Read Joe’s analysis: buff.ly/WAIhZLM
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Medical costs per claim in Pennsylvania rose by 11% in 2025, according to a recent @WCRI study. Learn more buff.ly/OrWJ5Lj
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What’s driving rising medical costs in workers’ compensation?
Join @WCRI researchers Oct. 15 for a free webinar on the latest findings from CompScope™ Medical Benchmarks, 2026 Edition.
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#WorkersComp
Workers’ compensation medical costs are rising in many states, and @PC_360 takes a look at the latest @WCRI research, with a link to the full edition of the study included in the story.
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California workers’ compensation medical costs increased 7% in 2025.
New WCRI research examines what’s driving the increase and how California compares with 26 other states.
Read the press release: wcrinet.org/news/detail/wcri…
#WorkersComp #WorkersCompensation #California #WCRI
Attending the New York Compensation Insurance Rating Board’s 2026 Workers’ Compensation Forum today? Be sure to say hello to our CEO, Ramona Tanabe, and feel free to ask her any questions about @WCRI’s research and membership.
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