On the recordSeptember 10, 2019
Unfortunately, there is little or no transparency in how the prior authorizations are judged, nor the guidelines by which the reviewers look at the clinical information provided.
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congress.govHal Rogers: “Unfortunately, there is little or no transparency in how the prior authorizations are judged, nor the guidelines by…”
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Rogers criticizes the lack of transparency in prior authorization processes.
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