CompScope Benchmarks
Standing commercial family of coordinated annual and state workers’ compensation benchmark reports. The current 2026 edition compares 18 state systems and documents total costs per claim, component cost and benefit meas…
Questions this answers
2 · best fit firstThe 2026 CompScope family compares 18 workers-compensation state systems using total cost per claim and medical and indemnity components, with injury-year cohorts, experience through 2025, multiple claim maturities, report edition, publication date, and state-report identifiers. Public evidence does not define paid/incurred/ultimate, currency/inflation, gross/net, component inclusion, or case-mix basis, which must be retained from the purchased report.
The 2026 CompScope family documents historical changes in total cost per claim and medical and indemnity components, primarily from 2020 through 2025 across multiple maturities, using experience through 2025 for injuries through 2024. This is historical workers-compensation severity-trend evidence only, not a prospective forecast; the purchased report must provide the exact scale, direction, annualization, paid/incurred basis, currency/inflation treatment, adjustment, and methodology.
Fields it delivers
21 fieldsWCRI states that the current edition compares 18 state systems, but the checked edition page did not yield a defensible complete list of ISO subdivision codes for those states. The footprint is therefore unresolved rather than guessed from example state reports.
The vendor offers this source to business buyers through sales, subscription, membership, order, or a customer-specific commercial agreement; the cited product materials do not document a sufficient free business tier. That agreement-based standing route is paid.
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