Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) results in high blood pressure in the lungs due to small lung arteries becoming thick and narrow. Many treatments are available, including vasodilators, anticoagulant medications, diuretics, digoxin, oxygen treatment, and in some cases, surgery. The goal is to ease symptoms and slow the progress of the condition. Success of treatment can be measured by doctor assessments on a functional class scale, exercise capacity levels, and other tests.
Insurers have Cut Prior Auth by 11% Following Commitments
Health insurers have reduced prior authorizations by 11% and are continuing reforms to streamline and speed up approvals, according to an announcement from AHIP and
