Broadspire® CEO Danielle Lisenbey Named NYCA Claim Executive of Year
ATLANTA (Dec. 1, 2016) – Danielle Lisenbey
Broadspire® president and CEO, has been named Claim Executive of the Year by the New York Claim Association, Inc. (NYCA). The 2016 NYCA Holiday Dinner Gala will be held in her honor Dec. 10 at the Harvard Club of New York.
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New Chairman of the Board Elected at Ringler
Ringler, the nation’s largest settlement planning company in the nation, is pleased to announce that the Ringler Board of Directors has elected Brian M. Farrell, Jr., Chairman in the company’s succession plan, as outgoing Chairman Ross Duncan retires from the Board.
Four innovative models rein in pharma costs
Total spending on medications in the United States reached $310 billion in 2015 on an estimated net price basis, up 8.5% from 2014, according to a recent IMS Health study.Specialty drug spending reached $121 billion on a net price basis, up more than 15% from 2014.
Longer Medicare set-aside waits seen as new contractor sought
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services call for contractor bids to review workers compensation Medicare set-aside accounts could result in longer wait times to complete such reviews, experts say.
Jets’ Brandon Marshall: Pain pills killed memories of 3-TD game
New York Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall barely remembers one of the most productive games of his NFL career. Speaking to San Francisco Bay Area reporters via conference call Wednesday, Marshall said his memories of his three-touchdown game against the 49ers in 2014 were fuzzy, at best.
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