Becker's Healthcare November 6, 2024
Physicians are spending more time than ever on prior authorizations for treatments and procedures, which many say has a negative impact on patient care.
Here’s what six physicians want to see in prior authorization reform.
Editor’s note: Responses have been lightly edited for clarity and length.
Klaud Miller, MD. Orthopedic Surgeon and Medical Director of Windy City Orthopedics and Sports Medicine (Chicago): What do physicians want on preauthorization? We want it banned! Preauthorization does absolutely nothing except try to save the insurance companies money after we finally give up. It does nothing for the patient or the doctor. It causes physicians lost time and money and only delays appropriate treatment.
Andy Anderson, MD. Chief Medical and...
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