
Opinion|Videos|June 5, 2024
Overcoming Prior Authorization Barriers in LDL Cholesterol Therapies
Michael Koren, MD addresses the challenges posed by prior authorization and the diminished role of pharmaceutical sales representatives in informing providers about medication advancements, leading to a disconnect in the provider's treatment arsenal.
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Video content above is prompted by the following questions:
- How does your office handle payer approval/prior authorization for lipid lower medication? Are there any tips to help with getting approval?
- How is help with co pay assistance programs coordinated in your practice to help increase accessibility and affordability?
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