Prior authorization is a process used by health insurance companies to determine if they will cover certain medical services, procedures, or medications before they are provided to patients. Healthcare providers must obtain approval from the insurer by submitting documentation that demonstrates the medical necessity or appropriateness of the requested treatment. Insurers may require prior authorization for various reasons, such as cost containment, ensuring the treatment is consistent with medical guidelines, or confirming that less invasive or expensive options have been tried first. While prior authorization aims to control costs and promote efficient healthcare utilization, it can also delay patient care and create administrative burdens for providers. Patients and providers should be aware of their insurer’s prior authorization requirements to ensure timely access to necessary healthcare services and medications.
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