State Bills Aim To Standardize Some Rx Prior Authorization Processes
Executive Summary
More than 20 states have pending legislation related to uniform prior authorization processes, such as requiring plans to accept a standardized, two-page form to be used by providers to request coverage, allowing electronic submission of the form and mandating that a plan must respond to a request for coverage within a certain number of days.
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