13 and c.118E to establish rates of payment for hospitals and health care providers for services covered by insurers and other purchasers under M.G.L. The Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) has statutory authority under M.G.L. The WCAC issues a yearly report that evaluates operations and provides independent analysis of the Massachusetts Workers’ Compensation system. The Massachusetts Workers' Compensation Advisory Council (WCAC) is mandated to monitor, recommend, give testimony, and report on all aspects of the workers' compensation system. Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS).Division of Insurance (DOI) under the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation (OCABR).Department of Industrial Accidents (DIA) under the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development (EOLWD).The following three state agencies and offices in Massachusetts have key roles in the administration and delivery of services under workers' compensation: These benefits include medical and hospital services, medically necessary equipment and prescribed drugs, weekly compensation for lost income during the period the employee cannot work, and vocational and rehabilitation services.

Employees who are injured during the course of employment, or who suffer from work-related mental or emotional disabilities, as well as occupational diseases, are eligible for workers' compensation benefits in Massachusetts.

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