MEC is getting ready to fire it up at the RIMS 2026 Annual Conference May 3-6 in Philadelphia, PA. Our team looks forward to sharing how MEC delivers industryleading excess workers’ compensation solutions—along with resources and expertise that improve outcomes for injured workers while controlling costs.
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.
Ben and Matt explore how MEC is harnessing cutting-edge AI technologies to tackle the insurance industry's messy data challenges. You’ll discover how our advanced analytics are revealing hidden patterns in complex claims, enabling more intelligent decision-making and proactive risk management. They also showcase powerful new enhancements to MEC’s AI-driven XCEL Analytics® system, demonstrating how it helps identify emerging large-loss events and uncover significant cost-saving opportunities.
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can be one of the most devastating workplace injuries. These injuries negatively impact the individual, family dynamics, and employers. Early intervention and rehabilitation are key to better outcomes. MEC’s National Catastrophic Medical Management Consultant, Tracy Lemus, RN, CCM, MSCC, as she shares clinical insights about TBI. Key topics covered in the webinar include common causes, classifications and treatments, the importance of choosing the right rehabilitation facility, and how the high cost of specialized programs can lead to long-term savings.
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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.
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