Heartland Institute Podcast Highlights Hidden Risks of Copay Accumulators
The Heartland Institute’s Sarah Lee speaks with Aimed Alliance counsel Stacey L. Worthy about the…
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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…
Ohio Hospitals Risk Patient Health With Nonmedical Switching Policies
Aimed Alliance counsel Stacey L. Worthy explains how Ohio hospitals seeking cost savings by forcing…
Provider Perceptions Report Supports Research Showing that Health Plans Lack Proper Coverage for People with Autoimmune Diseases
Let MI Doctors Decide conducted a study on Michigan’s top 25 health insurance plans, and…
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).
