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NCCI’s Classification Research – Top Reclassified Codes in 2023

27 Jun, 2024 NCCI

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Based on an analysis using data obtained from the Program between 2021 and 2023, the table below shows the top 10 reclassified governing codes and the top code to which NCCI reassigned each of these governing codes. 

For more detail and examples of the top reclassified codes, see the full article: NCCI’s Classification Research - Top Reclassified Codes in 2023

  • AI california case management case management focus claims compensability compliance courts covid do you know the rule emotions exclusive remedy florida FMLA glossary check Healthcare health care hr homeroom insurance insurers iowa leadership medical NCCI new jersey new york ohio osha pennsylvania roadmap Safety state info technology texas violence WDYT west virginia what do you think women's history women's history month workcompcollege workers' comp 101 workers' recovery Workplace Safety Workplace Violence

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