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Alorica Inc., a technology services company, was the victim of an apparent phishing attack in October 2017. After gaining access to Alorica s email system, hackers created rules to prevent Alorica from seeing their communications and then emailed Alorica s clients, asking them to send funds due to Alorica to fraudulent bank accounts. One of those clients, Express Scripts, responded to the hackers emails and wired more than $4.8 million to the hackers bank account.
According to Alorica s complaint against its insurer, Express Scripts sent a letter to Alorica in September 2018, demanding that Alorica forgive or waive its $4.8 million debt on the ground that the breach of Alorica s computer system caused Express Scripts to issue the payment to the fraudulent account. Express Scripts further stated that it will not be making additional payments for the amounts previously paid that have not been recovered.
Omada Health Adds Computer Vision to Virtual PT Treatment
Posted by Deborah Overman | Apr 15, 2021 | Telemedicine | |
Omada Health‘s enhanced musculoskeletal (MSK) personalized virtual physical therapy treatment for members now features new computer vision technology that allows data to inform treatment decisions.
Merging computer vision technology with Omada’s evidence-based approach aims to arm physical therapists (PTs) with meaningful, accurate data that leads to faster recovery times, better care and improved health outcomes.
The proprietary computer vision technology is designed to give physical therapists a detailed look at a patient’s movements and range of motion for any body part, highlighting changes in range of motion objectively and providing qualitative data for PTs to incorporate into designing an appropriate care plan, the San Francisco-based company suggests in a media release.
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In Western Canada, specialty drugs’ share of private plans’ costs is
23%, due to pharmacare programs in three provinces automatically acting as first payer for prescription drugs after an income-based out of-pocket deductible, climbing to
38% in Atlantic Canada.
As much as
60% of the current pipeline is focused on specialty medications, according to a 2020 report from Express Scripts Canada, with about
50% of drugs in the pipeline designed for oral administration, continuing a shift in costs from provincial to private plans.
This framework is two-tiered, as a Green Shield Canada report notes each insurer places eligible high-cost drug claims from their fully-insured plans into their proprietary extended health-policy protection plan pools. The pooling threshold, typically upwards of $10,000, is negotiated between plan sponsor and carrier.