Successful Legacy Claim Settlement Initiatives Featured in WorkCompWire Article
Posted on February 15, 2017 by Daniel Anders
As part of its Leaders Speak series, WorkCompWire recently published a two-part article by Tower MSA Partners’ Chief Compliance Officer, Dan Anders, describing how clinically driven settlement initiatives on legacy or “old dog” workers’ compensation claims yield significant cost savings…
Workcompcentral Highlights Tower MSA CEO Rita Wilson’s “Edge” in MSP Compliance Technology
Posted on December 20, 2016 by Tower MSA Partners
Tower MSA Partners CEO, Rita Wilson, is the subject of a recent Workcompcentral article, Focus on Tech Has Guided MSP Compliance Co. CEOs Career, highlighting how Rita’s career in building better pharmaceutical and worker’s compensation technology systems led her to…
Tower MSA Partnership with American Airlines and PRIUM Yields Legacy Claim Settlements
Posted on December 8, 2016 by Tower MSA Partners
In a widely acclaimed presentation at the recent 2016 National Workers Compensation and Disability Conference, Jennifer Saddy, Workers’ Compensation Director for American Airlines and Mark Pew, Senior Vice President of PRIUM, detailed the successful cooperation among American, PRIUM and Tower…
The VA’s Proactive Move on Opioids
Posted on October 3, 2014 by Tower MSA Partners
I don’t need to reiterate how big a problem prescription drugs continue to be not only in the work comp industry as well as society, but I just did anyway. Recently I wrote here about the rescheduling of hydrocodone combination…
The DEA Finally Decides To Reschedule Hydrocodone
Posted on August 27, 2014 by Tower MSA Partners
Last week the DEA released a final rule on the rescheduling of hydrocodone removing it from the schedule III controlled substances list in favor of a schedule II designation. To be clear, this decision specifically addresses hydrocodone combination products (i.e.,…
NCCI Releases New Study on Effects of Obesity in Workers Comp
Posted on June 20, 2012 by Tower MSA Partners
There is mounting evidence of obesity contributing to the cost of workers compensation. Longitudinal studies by Duke University of its own employees-and by Johns Hopkins University of employees of a multi-site U.S. aluminum manufacturing company-point to substantially higher odds of…
For Media Inquires, Contact:
Helen King Patterson
813.690.4787
helen@kingknight.com
Search our blog:
Contact Us for a FREE Consultation