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How Differences in Claim Age and Population Affect Opioid Trends
Management of opioid therapy can be influenced by the types of drugs filled, differing patient populations, and the nature of the injury. Don’t miss our latest video blog where we will review some of the differences that point to the importance of early intervention and identification of long term risk.
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Overall Opioid Costs and Utilization is Down
Overall opioid cost and utilization continue to drop, due in part to market, societal, and regulatory influences, and the trend is expected to continu
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Brand and Generic Trends in Managed and Unmanaged Populations
Regulars at Costco know the Kirkland name well.
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Top Therapeutic Classes by Cost and Utilization
Therapeutic classes falling within the top 10 most utilized and costly categories had some interesting, although not altogether unsurprising, movement. View out our latest video blog which addresses some of the changes and trends seen for the top ten drug classes both in- and out-of-network.
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Managed vs. Unmanaged — A View Into All Pharmacy Transactions and the Differences Between Their Claim Populations
The next time you look up at the night sky and marvel at the countless stars consider this: For all the things you can see, there is far more you cannot. Most of our universe is filled with dark matter and dark energy. The stars, planets, and moons make up less than 5 percent of what’s out there. It’s a reminder that what isn’t evident can still be important. The same dichotomous view exists within the pharmacy space. There are many transactions we can see at a glance yet a still sizable number that are meaningful even though they’re not always readily apparent.
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Topical Treatments - Their Impact on Drug Spend and Utilization
Topicals place fourth in overall cost among the 10 most expensive drug classes in workers’ comp. These include prescription nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and other formulations, such as creams and patches designed to treat pain.