
|Articles|January 4, 2021
How prior authorizations negatively affect care
Author(s)Todd Shryock, Logan Lutton
Doctors say that delays are hurting patient outcomes.
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Insurance company prior authorizations are a growing problem for many doctors. Forced to run treatment decisions through someone who isn’t familiar with the patient and often isn’t even in the same specialty is creating delays in care and drives up costs.
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