Access MediQuip notified payer partners of the formal recall of Medtronic’s SynchroMed II Implantable Pump and identified members who were impacted. The company provides partners with HIPAA-compliant corresponding case information to identify patients who are impacted.
“When there’s a surgical device recall such as Medtronic’s, speed and precision is essential to protecting patients, especially with Class 1 and 2 recalls when a patient’s life and safety is at stake,” says Prakash Patel, MD, CEO of Access MediQuip. “RMS accelerates the delivery of recall notices to health plans, physicians, facilities, manufacturers and patients.”
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