National Comp is back! The “The Nation’s Premier Workers' Comp Conference & Trade Show” will take place in Las Vegas on September 29 and 30, 2026.
Workers’ comp professionals from across the country will unpack the clinical, regulatory, and technological developments and challenges that are shaping the system’s future.
The daisyBill team wouldn’t miss it.
Our Cofounders, Catherine Montgomery and Sarah Moray, will be at Booth #814. Share your toughest billing challenges with us, ask any questions you have, and see how smart billing tech can make treating injured workers easier and more financially sustainable.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to seek us out for a chat!
The conference will take place on September 29 and 30 at:
Mandalay Bay
3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Attendees can register here.
The conference agenda features dozens of high-value sessions, including keynotes, breakouts, demonstrations, and group panel discussions. Different tracks offer something for providers, attorneys, employers, and more.
Highlights include (but are definitely not limited to):
As if the realities of workers’ comp weren’t baffling and unbelievable enough, legendary magic/comedy act Penn & Teller will close the conference.
daisyBill Cofounder and CEO, Catherine Montgomery, and Cofounder Sarah Moray will set up shop at Booth #814.
We’re happy to discuss the many challenges and pitfalls of workers’ comp revenue management and to showcase a powerful alternative to standard billing software designed for group health and Medicare.
Better compliance, faster payments, and financial sustainability can empower providers to give injured workers the care they need (and that they too often struggle to find). If you have questions about workers’ comp billing, come find us.
National Comp offers a window into what’s coming down the road for providers, billers, practice administrators, and other stakeholders in the system. Don’t miss it!
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