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Workers' Comp Audit

Audit claims, challenge redundant reserves, and pursue X-Mod reduction through a documented actuarial SOP.

Audit overview

Enter the facts, then review the report.

Savings ranges reflect historical audit patterns and are not guarantees for any specific book of business.

Stop overpaying workers' comp premiums

Audit claims, challenge redundant reserves, and pursue X-Mod reduction through a documented actuarial SOP.

Avg. reserve reduction 20–40%
Claims contain errors 1 in 3
ROI turnaround 90 Days

The X-Mod multiplier effect

Your Experience Modification Factor is a direct multiplier on premium. A single mismanaged claim can inflate this number for three years. Comparison below uses a standard rate of $100,000 before modification.

Excellent (0.75) $75k
Average (1.00) $100k
High (1.25) $125k
Critical (1.50) $150k

An X-Mod of 1.25 means a 25% penalty on every dollar of payroll-covered premium.

The audit SOP

A systematic approach to identifying errors, challenging reserves, and enforcing compliance.

01 Data Intake

Collect Loss Runs, USR filings, and policy documents.

02 Actuarial Review

Compare reserves against medical prognosis and statutes.

03 Carrier Challenge

Formally dispute exaggerated reserves and negotiate reductions.

04 Recovery

Confirm X-Mod reduction and receive premium credit.

Ready to reduce your workers' comp spend?

Let our actuaries review your loss runs and uncover hidden capital in your reserves. Historical audit patterns show 20–40% savings — not a guarantee for any specific book of business.

Workers' Comp Actuarial Audit — Average 20-40% reserve reduction, 1 in 3 claims contain errors, 90-day ROI. X-Mod premium examples from $75k (0.75) to $150k (1.50) on a $100k base rate.

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