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Advocacy groups, including the Georgia Hospital Association and the American Medical Association, have warned about the excessive power of insurers over patient care and widespread prior authorization issues.

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Advocacy groups, including the Georgia Hospital Association and the American Medical Association, have warned about the excessive power of insurers over patient care and widespread prior authorization issues.

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  1. The American Medical Association is pushing for prior authorization reform in the healthcare system.Sub-event
  2. Medical associations warn about insurer overreach and prior authorization problems in patient care.1 source

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