AMA, health groups push for prior authorization reforms in Medicare Advantage plans
The Centers for Medicare& Medicaid Services has proposed a new rule in December that would revamp prior authorization in Medicare Advantage plans, and providers have said the proposal would make some much-needed improvements. The American Medical Association and more than 100 medical societies wrote a joint letter to CMS Administrator Chiquita…
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