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NCCI Outlines Some Effects National Health Care May Have For WC
23 Apr, 2010 WorkersCompensation.com
- The details of implementation are not currently known, and may take several years to be enacted
- There are potentially offsetting impacts
- The ultimate impacts depend on behavioral changes and actions by claimants, attorneys, healthcare providers, insurers, and regulators
The report outlines some of the potential direct and indirect effects that the recently passed national Health Care Bill might have for the workers compensation insurance market—as well as some longer term items that the industry will need to keep an eye on.
Source: National Council on Compensation Insurance, Inc.
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