Mr. David M. Bellusci

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  Published on: 6/21/2009    Last Visited: 6/22/2009  

  Dave Bellusci, senior vice president and chief actuary at the ratings bureau, confirmed that over the past several years, evaluation and cost-containment expenses have been growing more quickly than medical treatment costs. Bellusci added that they are still relatively small pieces of the total medical bill, with cost-containment representing about 15 percent of recent price rises and evaluations about 8 percent.
  
  "But since the majority of treatment is provided through medical networks established by employers or insurers, and virtually all fees are subject to a fee schedule, why is so much money going to cost control? asked Todd McFarren, president of the association.
  
  Bellusci said the evaluations and cost-containment measures are a "double protection" for insurers.

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  "The good news is our projections are holding," says Dave Bellusci, the Bureau's senior actuary.

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  Published on: 5/14/2004    Last Visited: 9/22/2004  

  Dave Bellusci, the actuary who compiled the estimate, projected that, if the Commissioner accepts the WCIRB's recommendation, premiums for California employers could decrease 13-15% on July 1, 2004.

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  Published on: 9/9/2005    Last Visited: 9/24/2005  

  According to chief actuary Dave Bellusci, the medical experience continues to emerge favorably because of the workers' compensation reforms, but savings in pharmaceuticals have been disappointing.Bellusci says that savings in pharmaceutical costs from the free schedules, was originally estimated by the Bureau at 37 percent, but the savings results so far are only 8 or 9 percent.

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  Dave Bellusci, the actuary who compiled the estimate, projected that, if the Commissioner accepts the WCIRB's recommendation, premiums for California employers could decrease 13-15% on July 1, 2004.

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  "If we had done everything the same as in the July 1 filing, the 23 would be like a 27," Dave Bellusci, the bureau's chief actuary, reported to the Workers' Comp Executive.

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  Published on: 3/18/2009    Last Visited: 6/29/2009  

  While cautioning that the data from 2008 is still very green and that corrections may still be filed by carriers, Bureau actuary Dave Bellusci called the development in medical severity since 2005 "staggering.

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  Dave Bellusci, the WCIRB chief actuary, states, "If paid losses continue to accelerate at this unprecedented level, I anticipate that the ultimate loss ratios may climb even higher."

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  According to Dave Bellusci, the WCIRB's chief actuary, "the alarming trends in claim cost development and claim severity that we have previously noted, are continuing and appear to be escalating.

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  According to Dave Bellusci, chief actuary for the Bureau, this change will eliminate about one third of the TD savings realized from SB 899.
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  Maybe when the smoke clears from the reforms, we'll see a decline in loss adjustment expenses," Bellusci said at yesterday's hearing.
  
  Bellusci also informed the Department that the data submitted by AIG and Virginia Surety Insurance Company are included in the rate filing.

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