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Impact of Novel Medications and Out-Of-Pocket Costs in Managing Cardiovascular Disease - Vimarsana News

Impact of Novel Medications and Out-Of-Pocket Costs in Managing Cardiovascular Disease

Panelists discuss financial obstacles, out-of-pocket costs, prior authorizations, and the inpatient/outpatient care paradigm.

Source: ajmc.com
Insurer "Delay and Deny" Practices Continue to Threaten Patients' Timely Access to Gastrointestinal Care – It's Time for Reform - Vimarsana News

Insurer "Delay and Deny" Practices Continue to Threaten Patients' Timely Access to Gastrointestinal Care – It's Time for Reform

Insurers should immediately end their overreach into medical decision-making and work with medical providers and their patients to ensure timely care for all.

How Health Insurance "Prior Authorization" Works. And How To Fix It - Vimarsana News

How Health Insurance "Prior Authorization" Works. And How To Fix It

Health insurers increasingly use prior authorization to review care decisions. This leads to delays and administrative burden. Policy fixes are addressing the problem.

Source: forbes.com
Washington Healthcare Update March 2024 #2 | McGuireWoods Consulting - Vimarsana News

Washington Healthcare Update March 2024 #2 | McGuireWoods Consulting

This Week in Washington: Congress passes six appropriations bills including skinny health package; House Ways and Means Committee reports bill to block CMS nursing home minimum staffing...

Navigating Medicare Advantage: What you need to know about switching plans - Vimarsana News

Navigating Medicare Advantage: What you need to know about switching plans

About half of Medicare Advantage members left their plans by the end of five years, according to a 2023 study from Brown University School of Public Health. Most switched to