Thursday, August 19th, 2010
Over the past 5 years we have gotten to know Rick Rose who is a Workers Comp specialist in Texas. One of Mr. Rose’s areas of expertise is in pharmaceutical benefit management. He has worked in the P&C industry for over 30 years specializing in Workers’ Compensation Insurance. Over the past 5 years we have observed that Rick working with PTI has been able to reduce pharmaceutical costs for employers, insurance companies and TPAs. They have done so consistently and on average reduced costs by over 40%. We would like to encourage each of you to invest the time in a call with Rick Rose 903 574 1010 or email him at rick.rose@suddenlink.net to see if you feel you could benefit from National Pharmaceutical Services.
National Pharmaceutical Services (NPS) offers effective solutions with a host of innovative products to help monitor and control spiraling healthcare costs. Today pharmaceutical expenses account for the largest increase in healthcare expenditures. Most of us do not know of the hidden service fees, transaction fees or drug price mark-ups common in the pharmaceutical cash flow.
NPS provides a network system to over 64,000 pharmacies using state of the art digital technology. You can track where every dollar goes. NPS offers transparent pricing models – no hidden service or transaction fees, no drug mark-ups. Internet information service provides real-time reports, administration and information at your fingertips. NPS can schedule time and show you their online system that you could use to track these costs and provide data that will allow you to drive down these costs.
For more information contact:
Rick Rose
6804 LaCosta Dr
Tyler, TX 75703
903-574-1010
rick.rose@suddenlink.net
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Wednesday, August 4th, 2010
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Wednesday, August 4th, 2010
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