Hidden workers comp pricing errors cost senior home care agencies real money.

Often $10,000–$50,000 per year — even with no new injuries.

OsiraOps identifies workers' comp costs already embedded in your payroll and claim data — and helps you correct them alongside your existing broker.

These costs persist by default unless someone actively looks for them.

No obligation. We work alongside your broker.

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Estimated avoidable workers' comp cost

$15,000–$20,000per year

From:

Office payroll priced as caregiving risk

Open medical claim reserves still included

Conservative estimate based on real home care data

Credibility & Trust

Built by operators with direct experience inside workers' compensation systems.

Multi-reviewer process

Every X-Mod review is examined by multiple reviewers to reduce blind spots and prevent single-point errors.

40+ years of combined experience

Our reviewers bring experience across claims, classification, and experience rating — totaling more than 40 years inside workers comp.

Conservative, focused scope

We review a narrow set of high-impact pricing drivers using conservative assumptions — no speculative modeling.

Secure, limited data handling

Client data is handled securely, accessed only for review, and never reused or shared.

We provide analytical review, not insurance or legal advice.

A real home care example

Based on a focused review of payroll classification and active claims for a Maryland home care agency — without changing staffing, claims behavior, or operations.

What was driving the extra cost

Office payroll grouped under higher-risk class codes

Administrative and office payroll grouped under higher-risk caregiving classifications.

$10k–$12k / year
Open claim reserve still included$5k–$8k / year
Estimated annual impact$15,000–$20,000 / year

Conservative estimates based on carrier-reported data.

For many agencies, this equals 600–1,000 billable care hours per year — just to cover avoidable workers comp cost.

How Workers Comp Pricing Really Works

Workers comp premiums aren't priced in real time.

They're calculated using:

  • Your payroll
  • Your past claims
  • A multiplier called an Experience Modifier (X-Mod) that adjusts your premium

If any of that data is overstated — even slightly — your premium stays higher year after year until it's corrected.

Most agency owners never see this math. They just feel the cost.

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What OsiraOps Looks For

We look for a small number of common issues that quietly inflate workers comp costs — even when operations are running well.

Open medical reserves that never get cleared

Claims may be operationally resolved, but medical reserves remain open in the system — continuing to affect pricing year after year.

Office payroll grouped under higher-risk class codes

Administrative and office payroll is sometimes grouped under higher-risk caregiving classifications, even when no caregiving work is performed.

Costs that persist simply because no one revisits them

Once higher costs are embedded, they often carry forward automatically — unless someone actively reviews and challenges them.

Every issue we surface is manually reviewed before being shared.

How We Work

We work alongside your existing broker — not instead of them.

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Step 1Start with a short alignment callWe begin with a brief call to explain what we review, why it matters, and what outcomes are possible — so there are no surprises.
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Step 2Gather the right informationWe collect a small set of documents — some you may already have, and some we'll help you request from your broker.
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Step 3Review pricing driversWe review how payroll and claims data flow into your experience rating, with a focus on classification and open claim reserves.
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Step 4Walk through next stepsIf we find a correction opportunity, we provide clear documentation and support next steps with your broker. If everything is clean, we confirm that — and outline where future workers comp costs typically come from.

We provide analysis, not insurance advice.

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No obligation. We work alongside your broker.

FAQ

Workers comp costs don't usually fix themselves.

They persist until someone takes the time to review the data — that's the work we do for you.

No obligation.We work alongside your existing broker.