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How prior authorization is affecting urology practices
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“[Prior authorization is] becoming a bigger and bigger problem for each practice,” says urologist Terrence Regan, MD.
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In this video, Terrence Regan, MD, discusses how obtaining prior authorizations is affecting urology practices. Regan is a urologist with Advanced Urology Institute in Palm Coast, Florida and serves as chair of the American Association of Clinical Urologists’ Health Policy Committee.
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