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derived_fields list	fee_schedule_basis string	id string	source string	source_citation string	source_quote string	state string	update_methodology string	url string	verified_fields list	other_conversion_factors string	primary_conversion_factor string	surgery_conversion_factor string	effective_date string
[ "source_citation", "update_methodology" ]	RBRVS	california	https://www.dir.ca.gov/dwc/OMFS9904.htm	Cal. Labor Code § 5307.1; DWC Official Medical Fee Schedule (physician services)	Fact Sheet on RBRVS-based Physician and Non-Physician Practitioner Fee Schedule effective January 1, 2014 FAQs Physician and Non-Physician Practitioner Fee Schedule Labor Code section 5307.1 requires the DWC administrative director to adopt an official medical fee schedule for physician services.	California	conversion factors adopted by Orders of the DWC Administrative Director; dollar values are published in the order and regulation documents, not on the index page	https://referencesource.org/wc-medical-fee-schedule-multipliers-by-state/california/	[ "fee_schedule_basis" ]	null	null	null	null
[ "other_conversion_factors", "source_citation", "update_methodology" ]	percentage of Medicare	florida	https://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0400-0499/0440/Sections/0440.13.html	Fla. Stat. § 440.13(12)(f)-(g)	(f) Maximum reimbursement for a physician licensed under chapter 458 or chapter 459 shall be 175 percent of the reimbursement allowed by Medicare, using appropriate codes and modifiers or the medical reimbursement level adopted by the three-member panel as of January 1, 2003, whichever is greater. (g) Maximum reimburse...	Florida	By July 1 of each year the department notifies carriers and self-insurers of the physician and nonhospital services schedule of maximum reimbursement allowances	https://referencesource.org/wc-medical-fee-schedule-multipliers-by-state/florida/	[ "primary_conversion_factor", "surgery_conversion_factor" ]	Emergency services without an assigned maximum reimbursement allowance: 250 percent of Medicare (provision expires June 30, 2026); outpatient scheduled surgeries: 60 percent of charges	175 percent of the reimbursement allowed by Medicare	210 percent of the reimbursement allowed by Medicare	null
[ "source_citation", "update_methodology" ]	Medicare Resource Based Relative Value Scale	hawaii	https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol07_Ch0346-0398/HRS0386/HRS_0386-0021.htm	Haw. Rev. Stat. § 386-21(c)	The director shall make determinations of the charges and adopt fee schedules based upon those determinations. Effective January 1, 1997, and for each succeeding calendar year thereafter, the charges shall not exceed one hundred ten per cent of fees prescribed in the Medicare Resource Based Relative Value Scale applica...	Hawaii	the director updates the schedules every three years or annually, as required	https://referencesource.org/wc-medical-fee-schedule-multipliers-by-state/hawaii/	[ "effective_date", "fee_schedule_basis", "primary_conversion_factor", "state" ]	null	one hundred ten per cent of fees prescribed in the Medicare Resource Based Relative Value Scale applicable to Hawaii	null	January 1, 1997
[ "other_conversion_factors", "source_citation", "update_methodology" ]	RBRVS	minnesota	https://www.dli.mn.gov/business/workers-compensation/work-comp-medical-fee-schedules-rbrvs	Minnesota Rules Chapter 5221, Parts 5221.4005 to 5221.4062	For dates of service from Oct. 1, 2026, through Sept. 30, 2027, the relative value fee schedule conversion factors are: for medical/surgical services in part 5221.4030: $68.30; for pathology and laboratory services in part 5221.4040: $60.81; for physical medicine/rehabilitation services in part 5221.4050: $61.48; and f...	Minnesota	annual update per Minnesota Rules Chapter 5221	https://referencesource.org/wc-medical-fee-schedule-multipliers-by-state/minnesota/	[ "effective_date", "primary_conversion_factor", "surgery_conversion_factor" ]	Pathology and laboratory: $60.81; Physical medicine/rehabilitation: $61.48; Chiropractic: $52.94	$68.30	$68.30	Oct. 1, 2026
[ "other_conversion_factors", "source_citation", "update_methodology" ]	null	montana	https://erd.dli.mt.gov/work-comp-claims/medical-regulations/historic-wc-reimbursement-conversion-factors	Montana DLI Employment Standards Division, Historic WC Medical Reimbursement Conversion Factors table	2025 \| July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025 \| $10,141 \| $130 \| $98 \| 60.47 \| $65.73 \|	Montana	conversion factors set per state fiscal year (July 1 to June 30)	https://referencesource.org/wc-medical-fee-schedule-multipliers-by-state/montana/	[ "effective_date", "primary_conversion_factor" ]	Anesthesia: $65.73; facility base rates — inpatient $10,141, outpatient $130, ASC $98	60.47	null	July 1, 2024
[ "other_conversion_factors", "source_citation", "update_methodology" ]	RBRVS	texas	https://www.tdi.texas.gov/wc/fee/conversionfactors.html	28 Texas Administrative Code §134.203	For services provided in calendar year 2026, the new Medical Fee Guideline conversion factors are $72.07 and $90.48. The conversion factor of $72.07 applies to service categories of evaluation and management, general medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation, radiology, pathology, anesthesia, and surgery when perf...	Texas	annual adjustment by Medicare Economic Index (MEI)	https://referencesource.org/wc-medical-fee-schedule-multipliers-by-state/texas/	[ "effective_date", "primary_conversion_factor" ]	Anesthesia: $72.07; Evaluation and management: $72.07; General medicine: $72.07; Pathology: $72.07; Physical medicine and rehabilitation: $72.07; Radiology: $72.07	$72.07	$90.48 (facility setting); $72.07 (office setting)	calendar year 2026

Workers' compensation medical fee schedule conversion factors by US state — reimbursement rates, service category breakdowns, fee schedule basis, and effective dates

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State-by-state comparison of workers' compensation medical fee schedule conversion factors — the dollar amounts per relative value unit that determine how much providers are reimbursed for services under workers' comp. Each record is one state with the conversion factor(s) by service category, the fee schedule basis (RBRVS, percentage of Medicare, proprietary, or other), the effective date, the update methodology (e.g. annual adjustment by MEI), and the source citation. Factors vary enormously: Texas uses $72.07 for most services and $90.48 for facility surgery; Minnesota uses $67.29 for medical/surgical. Answers 'what is the workers comp conversion factor in [state]', 'how does my state's workers comp fee schedule compare to Medicare', and 'when does the 2026 fee schedule take effect'.

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