Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Maryland Workers' Compensation Commission.
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Oct 19, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
The purpose of this audit is to determine the validity & accuracy of claim payments, case reserve estimates and reporting submitted by selected self-insured employers on selected portions of the IC-1 (Annual Information Report.)
Posted
Jul 11, 2024
Nov 18, 2026
The purpose of this audit is to determine the validity & accuracy of claim payments, case reserve estimates and reporting submitted by selected self-insured employers on selected portions of the IC-1 (Annual Information Report.)
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Baltimore
County
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Baltimore
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
10 East Baltimore St., 4th floor
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(410) 864-5100
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
21202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Maryland Workers' Compensation Commission
The meeting included reports from the Chair regarding a visit from the Attorney General and ongoing matters concerning the UEF, including the departure of key executive leadership and the status of legislative recommendations. Operational updates were provided regarding the implementation of a new courtroom assignment approach for county employers starting in June. Additionally, the Commission discussed the scheduling of appeal cases for September. The Medical Director presented findings on various health topics, including the side effects of Metformin, the reliance on Methadone in rural areas, Medicare funding projections, the cognitive benefits of moderate coffee and tea consumption, the cardiovascular risks associated with early menopause, and information regarding aluminum exposure from environmental and medical sources, including vaccines.
The meeting covered discussions regarding the agency's inclusion in a protective order and invoicing processes between Chesapeake and the Uninsured Employers' Fund. Commissioners addressed issues with claimant attendance for Virtual Remote Hearings, including potential modifications to the CompHub submission request process. Announcements included the implementation of QR codes for the settlement generator and planned attendance at the Maryland Association of Counties Conference. New business items involved concerns regarding hearing locations, unpaid physician bills, and the application of the Spevak decision to offset cases. The medical report highlighted research on remote work-related neck pain, injury prevention strategies for pickleball, and plans for a medical primer review for Commissioners.
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The meeting covered several key topics. Discussion items included concerns regarding the calculation methodology for Permanent Total Disability benefits and the application of the Thomas Rule, leading to a plan for template updates. The commission reviewed draft regulation changes, discussed the potential for a Maryland fee guide, and addressed requirements for wet signatures and electronic certification on claims. Additional business included an update on the interim Director of the UEF, requirements for firefighter claim classifications, and settlement language coordination. A medical report provided insights on environmental exposure links to Parkinson's disease, limitations of death certificates in identifying neurodegenerative conditions, and research regarding cannabis treatments for Alzheimer's agitation.
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