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Enlyte Article

Enlyte Pharmacists Discuss a Changing Workers’ Comp Pharmacy Landscape

June 24, 2024

Workers' compensation pharmacy is constantly evolving, from tackling the opioid crisis, to the rise of compounding pharmacies, to the pandemic. Amidst these changes, pharmacy benefit managers must constantly evolve to address an array of industry changes. In our final Enlytening Conversation our pharmacists discuss how changes within the industry as a whole including physician shortages, digital therapeutics, biopsychosocial approaches, new drug treatments, and much more are driving the need for constant planning and innovation to stay a step ahead in this ever-changing landscape.
Enlyte Podcast

Why Opioid Trends Are Changing in Workers’ Comp

August 8, 2023

Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Biologics and Approved Biosimilar Drugs in Workers’ Compensation

August 7, 2023
3 MIN READ

In this article we will discuss what biological and biosimilar drugs are, what makes them different from conventional drugs, and specific examples related to workers’ comp.
Law.com Article

Opioids Situation Improves, But Workers’ Comp Pharmacy Faces New Challenges

August 3, 2023

Nikki Wilson, Pharm.D./MBA, discusses some of the particular challenges for pharmacies in the face of the nation's ongoing opioid epidemic and offers insight on how to handle them.
Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Tobacco’s Impact on Wound and Bone Healing in Workers’ Comp

July 3, 2023
4 MIN READ

Tobacco use and smoking has wide-ranging implications for health and overall individual wellbeing, including the ability to negatively impact medical treatment outcomes and wound healing processes. In the context of workers’ compensation, where injured employees undergo medical treatment and rehabilitation, understanding the impact of tobacco use is of particular importance.
Enlyte Case Study

Consultative & Customized Solutions Exceed Expectations

June 12, 2023

A claim department, fatigued by change from recent workflow and regulatory changes, struggled to meet the needs of their customers and couldn’t keep up with pending bill and claim counts.
Workers' Comp Article

A Deeper Look at Utilizing Generic Drugs in Workers’ Comp

June 5, 2023
5 MIN READ

According to JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association, during a ten-year period branded pharmaceutical products in the U.S. increased 159% by list price and 60% by net price. In a continued effort to combat rising drug costs workers’ comp pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) look to substitute equivalent generic drugs for these more costly brand versions whenever possible.
Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Drug Allergies Versus Side Effects in Workers’ Comp

June 2, 2023
3 MIN READ

True medication allergies are rarer than side effects, but are potentially more dangerous, and are a result of the activation and response of the body’s immune system to an “insult” or “foreign body.” Allergies occur across a range of severities, from mild to life-threatening, and often only occur on the second exposure to the drug, food or substance that triggers it.