In an effort to improve support for injured workers in Nevada, the state's workers compensation program has undergone significant updates effective February 20, 2026. These changes aim to simplify the claims process, increase access to medical treatment, and ensure fair compensation for injured workers.One of the key changes introduced is the implementation of a new online portal where workers can easily file their claims and track the progress of their cases. This digital platform is designed to streamline the claims process and reduce delays, ensuring that injured workers receive prompt attention and support.Additionally, the updated workers compensation program now offers expanded access to medical treatment options for injured workers. Providers across the state have been encouraged to participate in the program, giving workers more choices when seeking medical care for their injuries. This increased flexibility is expected to improve outcomes for injured workers and promote faster recovery times.Furthermore, the updated program includes new guidelines for assessing compensation for injured workers. Employers are now required to provide fair and timely compensation for workplace injuries, taking into account factors such as lost wages, medical expenses, and disability benefits. These updated guidelines aim to ensure that injured workers are properly compensated for their injuries and that financial hardships are mitigated.Overall, these updates to Nevada's workers compensation program represent a significant step forward in improving support for injured workers in the state. By simplifying the claims process, increasing access to medical treatment, and ensuring fair compensation, Nevada is taking proactive steps to protect the rights and well-being of its workforce.