WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — MedRisk announced the acquisition of the Horizon Casualty Services PPO Network business from Horizon Mutual Holdings, Inc., a move that broadens MedRisk’s footprint in the casualty claims industry and deepens its ability to manage care, costs, and outcomes for injured patients.
The deal brings Horizon Casualty Services’ PPO network capabilities into the MedRisk platform, strengthening what the company described as a comprehensive suite of solutions aimed at faster recovery, smarter spending, and more efficient payment processes across casualty claims.
Sri Sridharan, chief executive officer of MedRisk, said the acquisition represents a meaningful step in expanding services for clients while enhancing the overall experience for patients and providers. He said the company is welcoming HCS colleagues, clients, and capabilities into the organization as part of a broader push to deliver stronger outcomes.
Company leaders said the integration supports MedRisk’s long-term strategy of building an integrated, future-ready organization designed to meet the evolving demands of the casualty claims market. Tommy Herndon, president of payment integrity solutions at MedRisk, said the addition of HCS aligns closely with that strategy and strengthens the company’s ability to deliver value across its client base.
Horizon Casualty Services operated as part of Horizon Mutual Holdings, Inc., providing PPO network services within the casualty space. MedRisk said folding those capabilities into its existing offerings enhances scale and positions the combined organization to better support insurers, employers, and injured workers navigating complex claims.
The acquisition reflects ongoing consolidation in the casualty services sector, as companies seek broader networks, integrated solutions, and greater efficiency to control costs while improving patient recovery and claim outcomes.
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