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After years of complaints, health insurers vow to fix prior authorization delays
Prior authorization requires a medical provider to receive approval from an insurer before treating patients or prescribing medication. Without prior authorization, insurers can refuse to pay for treatment or medication.
This latest move by health insurers will give patients faster access to health care with "fewer challenges navigating the ...
Health insurers accounting for roughly 75% of U.S. patients signed an industry-led pledge this week for improving patient ...
A report says 54,000 people in Nebraska could become uninsured if the tax bill passes and the Affordable Care Act's enhanced ...
CMS said the move is expected to save American taxpayers up to $12 billion in 2026, by "combating the surge of improper ...
In recent years, health insurers ramped up the practice of requiring doctors to get their approval before tests and ...
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A report says 20,000 people in South Dakota could become uninsured if the tax bill passes and the Affordable Care Act's ...
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