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EEOICP Program Statistics

Last year, the DEEOIC deployed a new case management system for use by our claims staff. The new system is constructed differently than the previous system, and we determined that it was appropriate to re-examine our statistics and how they are displayed on the web site. For the past several months, we have been working on reconstructing the site and the statistics. Therefore, viewers may notice some differences in the web statistics.

The separate category for the non-covered applications has been removed and those counts are now included in the Final Decision counts. Although the number of posted denials appears to increase, there is not an increase in total numbers. Denials are being shown under a single category instead of being split into two separate counts.

In the past, on our state-by-state pages, medical bill payments were attributed to each state in which any claimant (including multiple survivors) on the case resided, resulting in an overstatement of the amount of medical bill payments in a given state. Medical bill payments are now being attributed to the state in which the employee resides. Although the National page total was not affected by this change, the current state medical totals will show a reduction from previously-reported amounts.

A list of definitions for the terms used on the EEOICP Program Statistics web pages is available here.


Data as of
Statistical data updated weekly on Mondays

Combined Part B and E Summary
  CLAIMS CASES
Applications Filed 351,522 237,608 *
Total Compensation Paid - Payments 145,028 108,611
Combined Part B and E Dollar Amounts
Total Compensation Dollars Paid $14,727,891,607
Total Medical Bills Paid - Total Dollars $10,768,157,663
Total Compensation + Medical Bills Paid $25,496,049,270

* The above numbers of applications filed represent 141,905 unique individual workers.


Part B
  CLAIMS CASES
Applications Filed 189,096 120,953
Final Decisions - Approved 95,021 62,019
Final Decisions - Denied 78,307 52,702
Final Decisions - Total 173,328 114,721
Compensation Paid - Payments 88,568 58,650
Part B Compensation Paid
Compensation Paid - Total Dollars $7,866,500,734

Part E
  CLAIMS CASES
Applications Filed 162,426 116,655
Final Decisions - Approved 73,459 60,602
Final Decisions - Denied 72,197 47,057
Final Decisions - Total 145,656 107,659
Compensation Paid - Payments 56,460 49,961
Part E Compensation Paid
Compensation Paid - Total Dollars $6,861,390,873

Part B Cancer Cases - NIOSH and SEC Statistics
  CASES
Part B - Status and Location of NIOSH Referrals
Cases Referred to NIOSH for Dose Reconstruction (DR) 58,405
Cases Returned by NIOSH - With Dose Reconstruction (DR) 49,783
Cases Returned by NIOSH - Without Dose Reconstruction (DR) *1 6,940
Cases Returned by NIOSH - Total 56,723
Cases Currently at NIOSH 1,682
Part B - Cases with Dose Reconstruction (DR) and Final Decision
Final Decision to Accept and Probability of Causation (POC) 50% or Greater 13,184
Final Decision to Deny and POC Less Than 50% 25,943
Final Decision - Total 39,127
Part B Cancer Cases with Final Decision to Accept *2
Accepted DR Cases - Cases Paid 11,865
Accepted DR Cases - Individual Claims Paid 16,359
Accepted DR Cases - Amount Paid $1,750,262,070
Accepted SEC Cases - Cases Paid 30,945
Accepted SEC Cases - Individual Claims Paid 49,456
Accepted SEC Cases - Amount Paid $4,619,816,473
Cases Accepted Based on SEC Status and POC 50% or Greater *3 - Cases Paid 1,290
Cases Accepted Based on SEC Status and POC 50% or Greater *3 - Individual Claims Paid 1,476
Cases Accepted Based on SEC Status and POC 50% or Greater *3 - Amount Paid $193,575,000
TOTALS: All Accepted SEC, DR Cases, and Combined - Cases Paid 44,100
TOTALS: All Accepted SEC, DR Cases, and Combined - Individual Claims Paid 67,291
TOTALS: All Accepted SEC, DR Cases, and Combined - Amount Paid $6,563,653,543

*1 Most cases without a DR are cases withdrawn from NIOSH for DOL review and approval based on a new SEC designation. Other reasons for withdrawal include administrative closure, death of claimant.

*2 Accepted Part B Cancer cases are defined as either a NIOSH or SEC approval; additional medical conditions could also be included within the Final Decision.

*3 For these cases at least one specified cancer was approved based on SEC employment and at least one other cancer was approved based on the DR process resulting in a POC of 50% or greater.