New York State Insurance Fund

Wherever you are, NYSIF has you covered!

NYSIF's Multi-State Coverage (MSC) program enables NYSIF workers' compensation policyholders with operations in other states to insure those employees working outside of New York.

Fast: Our experts will quickly assess your insurance needs and review coverage requirements.

Easy: Billing for both your in-state and additional state(s)-coverage will be combined on your regular NYSIF monthly statement. One bill: complete coverage!

Reliable: We provide coverage in almost every state across the country. Talk to a NYSIF multi-state coverage specialist to learn why our coverage is right for you!

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NYSIF NEWS

NYSIF's Climate Action Program for Hospitals

New! The program provides premium credits of up to $1 million to NYSIF-insured hospitals that pledge to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and enhance their resilience to extreme weather events.

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Construction Site Safety Training

NYSIF is DOB-approved course provider and employs OSHA-authorized outreach trainers. NYSIF's safety training offerings are a benefit of your NYSIF policy provided at no additional cost to you.

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NYSIF Offers PPE Proper Fit Credit

PPE is essential for workers to perform job related duties safely and efficiently. Ill-fitting PPE compromises safety and may discourage employees from using such equipment in the workplace.

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New Long Covid Information Sheet for Employers

NYSIF's new resource provides background on Long Covid and identifies strategies that can assist employers in supporting employees experiencing Long Covid.

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NYSIF Expands Claim Mobile App to Include DB/PFL

NYSIF has expanded its NYSIF Claim mobile app to its short-term disability (DB) and paid family leave (PFL) claimants, allowing users to access real-time information about DB and PFL claims.

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NYSIF Accelerates Benefit Payments to Injured Workers

NYSIF delivered nearly 800,000 faster payments to injured workers and beneficiaries while direct deposit enrollments rose 46% in last 18 months.

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