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Predictive analytics reduces risk in Workers’ Comp

Here is information you can use to build a case for using predictive analytics in your workers' compensation program.

By Michelle Despres, PT, CEAS II | Updated on July 28, 2016

The use of predictive analytics in workers’ compensation has emerged as a viable way to better manage claims, as well as to find and fix problem areas that may be systematically driving costs up.

The 2016 RIMS session, “The Proof Is in the Data: Applying Predictive Analytics to Reduce Workers’ Compensation Risk,” which was presented jointly with JJ Schmidt, senior vice president, York, shared the following insights, examples and advice about using predictive analytics in your company.

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