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Bills taking aim at ‘government mandates’ on health insurance could hamper prior authorization reforms
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Bills taking aim at ‘government mandates’ on health insurance could hamper prior authorization reforms
By Grace Vitaglione Bryan Lewis, 59, of Forsyth County, found a lump on his neck over a year ago. He had just moved to North Carolina and didn’t have health insurance through his employer, so he signed up for a plan through the insurance marketplace created by the Affordable Care Act. Soon after, he was diagnosed with tongue cancer and had to start radiation and chemotherapy treatments. The radiation caused him to be unable to eat or drink, and …
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