MedRisk, known for managed physical rehabilitation in workers’ compensation, has announced its acquisition of Medata, a provider of cost management and clinical solutions.
With this acquisition, customers of both companies will have access to expanded care management and cost containment offerings in workers’ compensation, according to the companies.
“We are excited to add Medata to our team,” said Sri Sridharan, MedRisk CEO. “This will further enable us to deliver superior claims outcomes and experience for our customers, for the patients we serve every day, and for our provider partners. In addition, we will now be able to leverage our inventory of data from both organizations so we can deliver unique insights and additional innovative solutions.”
Based in Irvine, California, Medata provides comprehensive cost containment and document management solutions for the workers’ compensation and auto liability industries.
“We are thrilled to become part of MedRisk,” said Medata President Tom Herndon. “Our companies recognize customers want greater alignment among their service partners, and this change strengthens our foundation and will drive investment into product innovation. Together, we will leverage our collective resources to continue delivering exceptional products and services to our customers.”
“For 30 years MedRisk has focused on creating a better experience for patients, our customers, and the entire industry,” said Mike Ryan, MedRisk Executive Chairman. “The addition of Medata is a natural and exciting step forward for us to further accomplish that mission.”
About MedRisk
Based in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, MedRisk is the nation’s largest managed care organization dedicated to the physical rehabilitation of workers’ compensation patients. For more information, visit www.medrisknet.com.
About Medata
Based in Irvine, California, Medata provides comprehensive cost containment and document management software and solutions for the insurance industry. The company serves insurance carriers, self-insured companies, third-party administrators, state funds, and public entities in the workers’ compensation and auto liability industries. For more information, visit www.medata.com.
