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

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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StateFee schedule basisPrimary conversion factor ($)Surgery conversion factor ($)Other conversion factorsEffective dateUpdate methodologySource citation
MinnesotaRBRVS$67.29$67.29Pathology and laboratory: $59.91; Physical medicine/rehabilitation: $60.56; Chiropractic: $52.15Oct. 1, 2025annual update per Minnesota Rules Chapter 5221Minnesota Rules Chapter 5221, Parts 5221.4005 to 5221.4062
TexasRBRVS$72.07$90.48 (facility setting); $72.07 (office setting)Anesthesia: $72.07; Evaluation and management: $72.07; General medicine: $72.07; Pathology: $72.07; Physical medicine and rehabilitation: $72.07; Radiology: $72.071/1/26annual adjustment by Medicare Economic Index (MEI)28 Texas Administrative Code §134.203

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