Introduction
The
Medical Indicators & Trends dashboard—Q1 2021 Edition is part of NCCI’s ongoing strategy to deliver more medical data insight for your analysis. It provides an interactive way to visualize medical services provided before and after the spread of the pandemic with a first glimpse of early 2021 data for 39 jurisdictions and allows you to download various summary tables. It also provides an accounting of Q1 2021 COVID-19 treated claims. More detailed state-specific Medical Data Reports can be found in
State Insight, which is available to affiliates and regulators.
This updated edition of the dashboard now includes state-specific statistics for Indiana, Minnesota, and North Carolina, for the key metrics we have been following to better understand the direct and indirect impacts of COVID-19. These include impacts to physician services, time to treatment, telemedicine, prescription drugs, hospital outpatient and ambulatory surgical center visits, and COVID-19 treated claim characteristics. The data source used in this dashboard is NCCI’s Medical Data Call. The Medical Data Call represents data from most of the workers compensation premium written, which includes experience for large-deductible policies. Lump-sum settlements are not required to be reported. Also, self-insured data is generally not included.
This dashboard allows users to analyze state-specific medical treatment results during the spread of the pandemic, and in the first quarter of 2021.
NCCI will continue to offer new, modern ways to deliver our data and research. Check
ncci.com for future updates.
Check out our industry webinar for a demo of the new Medical Indicators & Trends dashboard:
The Medical Indicators & Trends dashboard is best viewed in Chrome via a desktop browser.This dashboard is provided solely as a reference tool to be used for informational purposes only. The information in this dashboard shall not be construed or interpreted as providing legal or any other advice. Use of this article for any purpose other than as set forth herein is strictly prohibited.
