As AI becomes part of traditional Medicare reviews, some Oklahomans worry they’ll lose out on care
Traditional Medicare rarely requires providers to seek approval before delivering care. That is changing this month in six states, including Oklahoma. A federal pilot is using private companies with AI tools to process prior authorizations and reduce spending on certain treatments.
Oklahoma providers and patients are concerned about how the program could impact access to care for the nation’s growing aging population.
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