San Diego, CA – Mitchell, a provider of technology, connectivity and information solutions to the Property & Casualty (P&C) claims and Collision Repair industries, recently announced that it has acquired the assets of Jordan Reses, a provider of pharmacy benefit management (PBM) services to the automobile casualty and workers compensation markets. This builds on Mitchell’s full end-to-end pharmacy solution offered to insurers, third party administrators, self-insured entities, and state funds.
With over 30 years of prescription management experience, Jordan Reses provides significant and measurable cost savings while providing patients with exceptional personalized service and the convenience of a national retail pharmacy network. With a longstanding history of providing valuable PBM services to a broad range of customers in both the workers compensation and auto industries, Mitchell is excited to continue the legacy of service to these customers.
“At Mitchell we are always looking for ways to deliver more value to our clients and to continue to expand our presence within the industry. The acquisition of the Jordan Reses business helps us to do just that,” said Alex Sun, President and CEO of Mitchell. “Together, Mitchell and Jordan Reses will provide customers an even better customer experience, leveraging Jordan Reses longstanding commitment to delivering valuable pharmacy solutions and Mitchell’s expertise in technology and integrated casualty network solutions.”
“Both Mitchell and Jordan Reses are committed to providing our customers with exceptional solutions that alleviate their pharmacy claims management challenges,” said Rick Sitnick, CEO of Jordan Reses.
“Given the growing challenge that pharmacy costs present to claims cost management, we believe that together we can maximize benefits and improve the outcomes for our customers.”
In early 2015, Mitchell acquired the assets of Cogent Works, the leading provider of revenue cycle management services to pharmacies offered under the brands AutoRx and CompToday, and pharmacy benefit management services now offered under the brand ScriptAdvisorTM to payers in the automobile and workers compensation markets. Jordan Reses will be merged with Mitchell’s pharmacy solutions division.
Source: Mitchell