Improving Patient Care: The Impact of New Federal Rule on Health Insurers' Prior Authorization Processes
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On January 17, a significant announcement was made by The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). They released a new federal rule that mandates health insurers streamline and disclose more information about their prior authorization processes. Health insurers participating in federal programs including Medicare Advantage and Medicaid, must now respond to expedited prior authorization requests within 72 hours and other requests within 7 days. This news has been met with widespread support from the medical community, as it is expected to lead to improved patient care and reduced administrative burden on doctors. The impact of this new rule cannot be overstated, as it has the potential to transform the healthcare landscape and enhance the overall patient experience.
Improving Patient Care: The Impact of New Federal Rule on Health Insurers' Prior Authorization Processes
Improving Patient Care: The Impact of New…
Improving Patient Care: The Impact of New Federal Rule on Health Insurers' Prior Authorization Processes
On January 17, a significant announcement was made by The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). They released a new federal rule that mandates health insurers streamline and disclose more information about their prior authorization processes. Health insurers participating in federal programs including Medicare Advantage and Medicaid, must now respond to expedited prior authorization requests within 72 hours and other requests within 7 days. This news has been met with widespread support from the medical community, as it is expected to lead to improved patient care and reduced administrative burden on doctors. The impact of this new rule cannot be overstated, as it has the potential to transform the healthcare landscape and enhance the overall patient experience.