Workers’ Compensation Administration

Need help navigating the workers' compensation system? The WCA's Ombudsman Program provides a neutral source of information for workers, employers and other parties. The service is free of charge.

The eServices page provides resources for electronic submission of information. E-Services available include: Employer Coverage Look Up, Electronic Case Filing, Electronic Data Interchange and Inpatient Hospital Date Filing.

Getting back to work as quickly as possible is important. Once the HCP indicates it is all right to do so, a worker can return to work (RTW). At that point, it is important to contact the employer, even if work is to be done on a limited basis. Keep the employer and claims adjuster informed about medical progress.

What is Workers' Compensation? Workers' compensation is a system of insurance that protects workers and employers from some of the losses caused by on-the-job accidents and job-related illnesses.

Safety is a priority in any workplace, and strong safety standards help prevent accidents. Keeping workplace accidents at a minimum helps keep insurance costs down and makes for a more productive workplace. WCA safety consultants provide a range of free safety services for the workplace, such as consultations and inspections. The WCA also publishes two booklets devoted to safety.