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Categories such as topicals, compound kits, combo packs, and specialty medications represent proportionately low utilization. However, they can be associated with exponentially significant costs.
In part three of our workers’ compensation drug trends series we’re evaluating opioid trends, which continue to represent a decreasing proportion of overall scripts and costs with favorable trends.
In part two of our drug trends series, we’ll provide analysis on the trends experienced within our combined in-network and out-of-network channels to address the total view of prescription activity.
Following several years of declining trends in pharmacy volume and costs, part one of this year’s annual drug trends series illustrates the slight upward shift in retail and mail-order channels.
The EPA has phased out the R-22 and here are the phaseout details you need to know.
Learn the differences between the oft-confused homeowners insurance and home warranty coverage.
The internet is full of crazy real estate lawsuits, and a number of them center on real estate disclosure laws.
On average, people receive $2 in increased sale price for every $1 they put into staging a home. With a 100% return on investment, spending a little cash staging your next home is a no-brainer!
Opioids cause a variety of side effects that can spread across the body, which can in turn require more medication to treat these side effects. This can cause added concerns for patient safety due to excessive polypharmacy (concurrent use of multiple medications).
Events of 2013 point the way forward next year. Buzz words: cyber, health care and property.
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