Towers Watson acquires healthcare software firm Acclaris

Global professional services company Towers Watson, based in Arlington, Va., has acquired healthcare software-as-a-service company Acclaris, based in Tampa, Fla.

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Acclaris provides software technology and services for consumer-driven healthcare and reimbursement accounts including health savings accounts and health reimbursement arrangements. Towers Watson pursued the acquisition to enhance its position as a benefits administration and exchange provider.

“Going forward, Towers Watson and Acclaris will enable clients of any size to offer benefits in new and cost-effective ways,” said Jim Foreman, managing director for Towers Watson’s Exchange Solutions segment.

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