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Column: State must rein in health care prior authorization process | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

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Mainland corporations are given millions of dollars by Hawaii insurance companies to interfere with decisions made between patients and their doctors, while patients struggle to find a primary care provider and clinics fail. Many leaders in government are concerned, but often with keeping powerful health care interests satisfied rather than helping patients. That may seem like an exaggeration, but it is what we see in the fight over prior author…

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Column: State must rein in health care prior authorization process | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Mainland corporations are given millions of dollars by Hawaii insurance companies to interfere with decisions made between patients and their doctors, while patients struggle to find a primary care provider and clinics fail. Many leaders in government are concerned, but often with keeping powerful health care interests satisfied rather than helping patients. That may seem like an exaggeration, but it is what we see in the fight over prior author…

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States try to rein in health insurers' claim denials, with mixed results

Health insurance companies are under increasing scrutiny for allegedly using artificial intelligence bots and algorithms to swiftly deny patients routine or lifesaving care — without a human actually reviewing their claims. The high-profile ...

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States Try to Rein in Health Insurers’ Claim Denials, with Mixed Results - Bucks County Beacon

Health insurance companies are under increasing scrutiny for allegedly using artificial intelligence bots and algorithms to swiftly deny patients routine or lifesaving care — without a human actually reviewing their claims. The high-profile killing late last year of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has focused even more attention on so-called prior authorization, the process by which patients and doctors must ask health insurers to approve me…

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States try to rein in health insurers’ claim denials, with mixed results • Michigan Advance

A prescription is filled in Morganton, N.C. North Carolina is among the states considering legislation designed to regulate health insurers’ prior authorization and claims reviews. (Chris Carlson/The Associated Press)Health insurance companies are under increasing scrutiny for allegedly using artificial intelligence bots and algorithms to swiftly deny patients routine or lifesaving care — without a human actually reviewing their claims. The high…

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States try to rein in health insurers’ claim denials, with mixed results • Alabama Reflector

A prescription is filled in Morganton, N.C. North Carolina is among the states considering legislation designed to regulate health insurers’ prior authorization and claims reviews. (Chris Carlson/The Associated Press)This story originally appeared on Stateline. Health insurance companies are under increasing scrutiny for allegedly using artificial intelligence bots and algorithms to swiftly deny patients routine or lifesaving care — without a hu…

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States try to curtail health insurers’ claim denials, with mixed results

Health insurance companies are under increasing scrutiny for allegedly using artificial intelligence bots and algorithms to swiftly deny patients routine or lifesaving care, without a human reviewing their claims.

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