ARxC has been fighting to have full access and reducing the high costs of prescription drugs. It looks at the skyrocketing costs for all medications and especially the most cutting-edge therapies.
I am going to introduce you to an organization that is supposed to be looking out for patients; keeping costs affordable, confirming people get the care they need and give recommendations that will improve their health. To help improve access to care and prevent economic hardship to patients, an academic research group called the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) was created at Harvard Medical School. ICER formed in 2006 as a blending of expertise in health care ethics and evidence-based medicine.
With deep sorrow ARxC mourns the passing of our Dialysis patient, Justo Baudilio Rodriguez. Justo was much loved by the ARxC community and will be greatly missed.
Advocates for Responsible Care
Dorothy Leone-Glasser, RN, HHC.
Executive Director
1434 Brook Valley Lane, NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30324
The Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM) recently release a SGIM position statement on the care provided to non-citizens with kidensy disease.
Please join Rx in Reach GA at the Atlanta Arthritis Walk® on May 7, 2016.
Help us get specialty drugs access for all Georgians!
This week the Patient Access to Specialty Tier Drugs Act House Bill 875 was dropped on the floor of the Georgia House.
Sponsored by Rep. Lee Hawkins and Rep. Sharon Cooper, this bill will help limit out of pocket costs for lifesaving specialty drugs and promote a broader range of reporting by insurance plans.
Specialty Tier Coalition of Georgia Advocacy: Help us ensure access to prescription medications
Media Contact:
Dorothy Leone-Glasser
dlg@arxc.org
678-778-3614
404-633-5843
November 1, 2015 marks the begining of the third Marketplace Open Enrollment Season at HealthCare.gov!
The Advocates for Responsible Care (ARxC) empowers individuals to achieve their maximum wellness with a strong voice as health care advocates, effectively reducing cultural incompetency and health care delivery disparity.
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