California’s scouring of fraudulent workers comp medical providers continues, with the California Division of Workers’ Compensation announcing it has suspended eight more, bringing the total number of providers suspended this year to 46.

Wearable technology has advanced from simply storing data to helping prevent or reduce workplace accidents, and can provide employers and insurers with invaluable information, industry analysts say.

Workers compensation employer costs and benefits as a share of payroll declined in 2015, according to a new report from the National Academy of Social Insurance released Wednesday.

Montana is preparing to adopt a closed drug formulary for injured workers, according to an announcement published on the webpage for the Work Loss Data Institute L.L.C., which is helping to bring a formulary there.