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Patients give up before the prior auth clears
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Can physicians get paid for vaccine counseling?
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Stop treating interoperability like a project
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What to say when a parent brings in vaccine exemption paperwork
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Podcasts
Cutting the PBM out of your patient's GLP-1, with Jay Bregman of Andel
Jay Bregman of Andel says direct-to-employer purchasing takes prior authorization out of the prescription entirely, but the price a patient gets is tied to an employer's willingness to keep paying.
Most practices cut the wrong thing first, with Shawntea Gordon of Atlas & Perpetua Healthcare Consulting
Shawntea Gordon of Atlas & Perpetua Healthcare Consulting says the cost most practices cut first is usually the one that was never the problem.
Insurance was never meant to be a first-dollar payer, with Joanne Frederick
Joanne Frederick of Government Market Strategies argues the fix for runaway health care costs turned out worse than the problem it solved.
The patient access blind spot, with Mindy Fortson of Experian Health
Nearly half of health care organizations say patient access improved this year. Fewer than one in five patients agree. Experian Health's chief operating officer explains what practices are measuring that patients are not, and why a missing cost estimate now keeps patients out of the exam room entirely.
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