Broadspire
is one of the foremost third-party risk management administrators to large
insurance companies and employers. Broadspire has been retained by DePuy to
engage in damage control regarding the ASR hip implant claims. It is likely that few people who have
suffered medical harm because of a metal-on-metal hip implant truly understand
the lengths such companies will go to in order to save their client as much
money as possible. Broadspire is under orders by Johnson and Johnson and DePuy
to downplay the public outcry regarding the ASR hip implant recall to the
fullest extent possible. One of the avenues Broadspire will use for this
specific purpose is to gain as much knowledge about patients as possible
through the use of claimant data.
Will Benefits Be Discontinued?
If
you or a loved one has suffered an adverse medical event which is directly
related to a metal-on-metal hip implant then one look at Broadspire’s website
should give you an idea of the true nature of this company and the depths they
will go to in order to benefit their client.
Privileged medical records are being used for the benefit of Johnson and
Johnson and DePuy via an entire panel of medical professionals at their beck
and call. Many of those victims of the hip implant currently rely on the
reimbursement benefits being offered through Broadspire which covers their
co-pays and deductibles. The question on everyone’s minds now is whether those
benefits will continue after the statute of limitations runs out in August,
2012.
