UnitedHealthcare announced it will remove two-thirds of prior authorization requirements for health plan members under 18 by the end of 2026. This change affects many diagnostic services, routine surgeries, and specialty pediatric care, aiming to simplify healthcare access for families and reduce administrative burdens. The move follows a broader industry commitment to streamline prior authorizations and improve care timelines. However, pre-approval will still be required for complex or experimental treatments.
UnitedHealth Group is focusing on expanding its health insurance services and enhancing its health services through Optum by driving digital transformation. The company is implementing various technology initiatives, innovation programs, and strategi...
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