Kane In Your Corner: Doctors malign insurance companies’ authorizations having negative impact on patients
Nine in 10 doctors surveyed say prior authorization is having a negative impact on their patients.
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Nine in 10 doctors surveyed say prior authorization is having a negative impact on their patients.
News 12's Walt Kane looks at the system and why some say it needs to change.
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