New York’s rate-maker is ending its contract with the National Council on Compensation Insurance to collect medical transaction data starting April 1, deeming the task too important to rely on a vendor.
The New York Compensation Insurance Rating Board said that it will collect medical data directly from member insurers.
“The Rating Board’s growing reliance on medical data for research and reporting on the New York state marketplace has made it increasingly important for the Rating Board to control the collection of medical data and has made this change necessary,&rdqu...
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