Daily Market Updates: Older Workers Show 21% Higher Medical Utilization, Driven by Comorbidities and Diagnoses, NCCI Finds

Insurance

Home›Insurance›Health Insurance›Older Workers Show 21% Higher Medical Utilization, Dri…

Older Workers Show 21% Higher Medical Utilization, Driven by Comorbidities and Diagnoses, NCCI Finds

Reported · Written up by our desk · Health Insurance

Claims involving workers 65 and older now make up 8% of lost-time claims and these workers require 21% more medical care on average, according to the National Council on Compensation Insurance. The post Older Workers Show 21% Higher Medical Utilization, Driven by Comorbidities and Diagnoses, NCCI Finds appeared first on Risk & Insurance .

← Newer storyTokenization firm tZERO plans to go public in $350 million SPAC deal Older story →ERISA Class Action Filings Nearly Double as Plaintiffs Target New Fid…

More like this

InsuranceFlorida Learjet crash kills nine as aviation liability questions emerge

InsuranceWeather risk assessment has become a capital allocation requirement

InsuranceJackson announces annuity program for AARP members

InsuranceMarsh acquires Triton Insurance Agency

InsuranceAI agents are moving faster than human oversight – and insurers are taking notice

Sources

Risk & InsuranceOlder Workers Show 21% Higher Medical Utilization, Driven by Comorbidities and Diagnoses, NCCI Finds

Insurance

Older Workers Show 21% Higher Medical Utilization, Driven by Comorbidities and Diagnoses, NCCI Finds

More like this

Sources

Get the close, explained.