Becker's Healthcare August 19, 2024
Claire Wallace

Since January, 10 states have passed laws reforming prior authorization rules in an effort to reduce care delays and save time for physicians and patients, according to an Aug. 19 report from the American Medical Association.

Vermont, Minnesota, Wyoming, Colorado, Illinois, Mississippi, Maine, Maryland, Oklahoma and Virginia have all passed prior authorization legislation this year, with additional states, including Massachusetts, considering more reform bills before the end of 2024.

Minnesota also enacted strong prior authorization legislation in 2020, shortening response times and increasing transparency for patients. In 2024, the state enacted additional legislation that prevents the use of prior authorization for the non medication parts of cancer care...

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