Study: Medicaid Prescription Denials May Result in Higher Overall Costs
Procedural prescription denials, which are particularly common for individuals with Medicaid, are often rationalized to prevent unnecessary spending. However, a study published in JAMA Network Open suggests these drug coverage denials might increase future spending on acute medical care.
Procedural prescription denials, which are particularly common for individuals with Medicaid, are often rationalized to prevent unnecessary spending. However, a study published in JAMA Network Open suggests these drug coverage denials might increase future spending on acute medical care.
