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PCRB President William Taylor Retirement Announcement / CEO Search

William (Bill) Taylor, President of the Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau, since July 2015, has informed the Governing Board that he will be retiring February 2026.

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11/15/2024

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Carriers Can Request Refunds of 2009 Workers Compensation Security Fund Assessments Through 2/24/2025

Eligible insurance carriers can request refunds of 2009 Workers Compensation Security Fund assessments through February 24, 2025, according to a recent announcement from the Pennsylvania Insurance Department.

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11/05/2024

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New Prescription Drugs Report Highlights Decreasing Overall Use Among Workers Compensation Claims in Pennsylvania

Fewer workers compensation claims are involving prescription drugs according to a new report from the Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau (PCRB), Prescription Drug Trends in Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation: 2012-2022. This comprehensive analysis offers critical insights into the evolving landscape of prescription drug usage and costs within the state's workers' compensation system.

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10/30/2024

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PCRB 2023 Financial Statements & Assessments Now Available

The PCRB has published the 2023 audited financial statements along with the adjustment of assessment.

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10/16/2024

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PCRB Adopts Four-Digit Classification Code Format

The Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau (PCRB) is transitioning to a four-digit display for all classification codes. This aligns PCRB’s classification code display with the national approach and with most carrier systems, which are already programmed to accommodate four-digit classification codes. This transition is already reflected in various PCRB documents as part of our recent data management system update. For complete details, please view Information Bulletin #019.

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09/23/2024

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PA Supreme Court Review of Key Case Will Determine Use of Red Book In Determining Pharmaceutical Payments

Recently, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to review a significant dispute over the appropriate proper prescription drug fee schedule for resolving workers' compensation payment disputes. The outcome of this review could reshape the prescription drug pricing standards in Pennsylvania workers' compensation cases.

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09/18/2024