National Comp 2025, the biggest conference in the workers’ comp industry, will take place November 11-12th in Nashville, offering a vast array of educational and networking opportunities.
Healthesystems will be present at the conference, offering visitors multiple ways to connect.
IN PERSON: Visit Healthesystems at Booth #1523
Visit our booth and learn about our comprehensive solutions for pharmacy and ancillary benefits management. We’d love to tell you about how we’re enabling our customers through technology, data and insight in their medical management strategies.
Don’t forget to enter our raffle for a chance to win a $250 gift card!
ON STAGE: Attend Our Educational Session
Healthe’s VP of Clinical Services, Silvia Sacalis, PharmD, BS, will cohost the educational presentation Untangling Complex Cases: A Roadmap for Comorbidity Management, with Dr. Mark Williams, Medical Director at The Hartford.
This session will delve into the practical considerations for managing injured workers with comorbidities. The discussion will cover a range of comorbidities including cardiovascular conditions, mental health conditions, substance use (tobacco and alcohol), obesity, and diabetes. Attendees will gain insights into the complexities of medical and pharmacy management in these cases, including a focus on drug-drug and drug-disease interactions that must be considered to ensure effective and safe treatment plans.
The presentation will take place on November 11th at 3:30 PM CT as part of the Recovery Track, in Meeting Room #4.
IN PRINT: Pick Up a Copy of RxInformer Magazine at Booth #1523
Our biannual magazine features in-depth articles and infographics on timely topics in workers’ comp. Now in its 15th year, RxInformer has been a trusted source of guidance for workers’ comp payers on how to best manage the care of injured workers and plan for the challenges that lay ahead.
The Winter 2025/2026 edition of RxInformer magazine focuses on claim complexity in its many forms, exploring various low-volume high-cost topics including:
- The rise of mega claims
- Occupational cancer
- Long COVID
- Degenerative comorbid conditions
You can visit our archive of issues dating back to 2010 online here.
