Founded in 1988 by an MGU, MedWatch is one of the most trusted and respected Population Health Management and Medical Cost Containment companies in the industry. URAC accredited Utilization, Case, and Disease Management programs are administered with a commitment to partnership and quality, demonstrated daily by a dedicated staff of clinicians, technicians, account executives, customer service, sales, and support teams.
MedWatch provides services to over a 1.5 million lives nationwide through TPAs, MGUs, stop-loss carriers, employers, schools, hospital systems, Taft Hartley plans, sovereign tribal nations, captives and fully insured payors, assisting in the effective management of their clinical and fiscal risk while providing quality care that is medically necessary and appropriate.
MedWatch services have been carefully developed to support the needs of clients and their members with solutions that enhance savings and outcomes while providing employers with benefit plan options that strengthen the member value perception such as telemedicine, employee assistance, and maternity management programs.
Quality services, combined with the strength of one of the only fully integrated and proprietary care management systems in the industry, allows MedWatch to monitor and manage risk to improve a population’s clinical and financial health.
URAC Accreditation is an extremely valuable component to our care management and cost containment programs – and provide our client with the assurance that we have the proper protocols and procedures in place that protect our client and their members within the scope of the services we provide.
So many smaller vendors, or even TPAs that have in-house services simply do not have the resources to achieve URAC Accreditation, nor do they have the depth of expertise or experience that a well-established company like MedWatch is able to provide.
Tim Guzinski
Vice President of Marketing & Business Development
P: 321.249.9180
C: 813.404.9944
E: Tim.Guzinski@urmedwatch.com
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