Please pardon us while we do a little rebranding. ADIN Healthcare is now FAST360 and we are now getting ready to complete the last phase of our rebranding in which we will retire the ADIN name and continue serving our clients as FAST360.
You will continue to receive the same expertise and commitment to delivering the best service and results from the same team. But now our company name is "FAST360" instead of "ADIN."
BRENTWOOD, TN (Nov. 18, 2009) — With workers’ compensation diagnostic imaging charges totaling billions of dollars a year, more employers are looking for ways to control the cost of on-the-job injuries while ensuring that employees return to work quickly and safely. ADIN Healthcare, Inc. offers solutions to employers with a national network of diagnostic providers, evidence-based guidelines and process oriented service delivery. In conjunction with one of its major payers, ADIN has analyzed workers’ comp claims to identify the top six ways employers lose money when it comes to diagnostic testing for workplace injuries. The company announced its findings at the National Workers’ Compensation and Disability Conference & Expo held November 18-20 in Chicago.
“We’ve found that workers’ compensation plan sponsors are often at a loss as to how to control their increasing diagnostic-related costs,” said Chris Moosher, Senior Vice President. “At ADIN, we believe one of the most important services we offer our clients is guidance to ensure that the most appropriate diagnostic tests are performed. Sharing these insights will help employers develop better programs for their employees and for their companies.”
“In today’s market, employers are demanding more accountability from their imaging vendors,” adds Moosher. “We must be diligent and control inappropriate testing, which can lead to lost benefit dollars and poor outcomes. By following industry guidelines and offering consistent, high-quality service, we can help our clients provide the best possible programs for their employees.”
Based in Brentwood, TN, ADIN Healthcare provides scheduling services and access to a national network of contracted providers. The company’s service standards, coupled with a national network of high quality providers, can deliver significant savings of both time and medical costs.