3 ways prior authorization transformation will change health care
Prior authorization has long been a care and coverage bottleneck for all involved— patients, members, providers, and payers. In January 2024, the Centers for Medicare& Medicaid Services finalized requirements to streamline the prior authorization process; this proposed requirement will be enacted in January 2026. According to an American Medical…
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