Midwest Employers Casualty (MEC), a leading provider of excess workers’ compensation and captive solutions, is celebrating its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of innovation, strong industry relationships, and a deep commitment to improving outcomes for employers and injured workers nationwide.
The MEC team will be ready to collaborate at the GA PRIMA Studio 26 Educations Series taking place from April 22-24 in Rome, GA.
If you plan to attend, we invite you to connect with us to learn more about how our industry-leading team, proven processes, and innovative technology deliver measurable results and long-term value for public entity clients.
MEC's Captive Team will be in Palm Desert for the CICA 2026 International Conference. Stop by booth #202 to learn how we are making a difference.
MEC’s Benjamin Burch, Ph.D., AVP of Data Science, published a groundbreaking thought leadership piece in Claims Journal in August 2025 about how Generative AI is transforming workers’ compensation and risk management. The article explores how generative AI can analyze unstructured data — like claim notes and injury descriptions — to uncover hidden insights, improve injury coding, and enhance safety programs.
Midwest Employers Casualty (MEC) is excited to announce that Chris Meyer will be joining the company as TPA & Data Acquisition Manager, effective April 22nd.
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect millions of people in the US each year, with consequences ranging from mild concussions to severe brain bleeds. In this article, MEC's Phyllis Ramondetta examines the leading causes of TBIs, the potential effects on patients and their families, and the importance of proper treatment and rehabilitation in managing these complex injuries.
Meet Darrell Toenjes, MEC's Healthcare Account Executive, as he shares his insights on healthcare workplace safety in this Q&A. With over three decades of experience in risk management, Darrell discusses the key challenges facing healthcare organizations and how MEC's solutions help clients create safer environments, reduce risks, and save on workers compensation costs.