Step Therapy Reform: Rheumatological Conditions
Requiring patients with rheumatological conditions to try and fail alternative treatments before the insurer or pharmacy benefit manager will…
Browsing: Step Therapy: Resources
Employers Show Significant Confusion Regarding Migraine Disease in the Workplace – According to New Study by the HR Research Institute and Aimed Alliance
Exclusive HR research from HR.com’s Research Institute and Aimed Alliance. HR.com’s Research Institute partnered with Aimed Alliance to investigate how…
Aimed Alliance’s Updated Glossary of Health Insurance Terms Now Available
Aimed Alliance recently updated its glossary of common health terms. Much of the jargon used by the health care industry…
Aimed Alliance and Others Ask Congress To Improve Access To Care During Public Health Emergency
On June 3, 2020, Aimed Alliance and 18 other patient advocacy groups sent a letter to Congress, asking it to temporarily…
Aimed Alliance Hosts Webinar on IBD in the Workplace
On May 6, 2020, Aimed Alliance hosted a webinar titled “Providing Quality Benefits for Employees with Inflammatory Bowel Disease and…
Free Webinar: Recent Trends in Federal Health Policy: An Update for Advocates
Tuesday, March 26, 2019 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm EDTONLINE Register Now The federal government has set forth several health…
Aimed Alliance Director of Medical Affairs Calls on Policymakers to Improve Physician Autonomy
Drawing on the findings of a physician survey released by Aimed Alliance in October, the organization’s Director of Medical Affairs,…
Survey: Insurer Interference with Physicians’ Professional Judgement Compromises Patient Health
Many Doctors Looking to Leave the Profession. Nine in ten primary care physicians (92 percent) say staff employed by insurance companies are not competent to make medical decisions about treatment regimens, according to a new physician survey released today by the nonpartisan, nonprofit Alliance for the Adoption of Innovations in Medicine (Aimed Alliance).
