Navitus Health Solutions Announces Southwest Expansion

February 24, 2015

MADISON, Wis., February 24, 2015–Navitus Health Solutions, LLC, announced today it will open a new regional office in Phoenix, Arizona, to accommodate its tremendous corporate growth. The new 22,000 square-foot regional office located at High Street in the Northeast Valley of Phoenix at Loop 101 and 56th Street is expected to bring an estimated 70 new jobs to the area. Navitus anticipates moving into the space in spring 2015.

Navitus, a national, full pass-through pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, also has campuses in Appleton, Wisconsin, and Austin, Texas, and a specialty pharmacy, Lumicera Health Services, LLC.

“We have experienced significant growth in the Western U.S. and are excited about our Southwest expansion,” said Terry Seligman, President and CEO of Navitus. “Consistent with our business model of complete transparency, this space will evoke the same open and welcoming aesthetic as our other campuses and offer a great workspace to PBM professionals in the Phoenix area.”

Navitus is unique in the PBM industry with its transparent offering of a full-pass through of all pharmacy network discounts and manufacturer rebates. In addition, Navitus allows clients to audit all of their contracts to ensure they are receiving the full discount they’ve been promised. This unique position in the PBM industry is a strong draw for clients and employees alike.

About Navitus

Navitus Health Solutions, LLC, a division of SSM Health, is a full-service, URAC-accredited pharmacy benefit management company. As a zero-spread, full pass through pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), Navitus aligns performance with plan sponsors’ benefit goals to deliver comprehensive clinical programs and cost-saving strategies that lower drug trend and promote good member health. Navitus provides its flexible services to government entities, self-funded employers, coalitions, labor organizations, third-party administrators, and health plans, including managed Medicaid, Exchanges, and Medicare Part D. For more information about Navitus’ tangible solutions to the rising cost of health care, visit www.navitus.com or call 877-571-7500.

For media inquiries, contact Amy Rohn of Lindsey, Stone & Briggs at 608-268-5332 or [email protected].

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