Specialty Tier Coalition of Georgia Advocacy: Help us ensure access to prescription medications
Specialty Tier Coalition of Georgia Advocacy: Help us ensure access to prescription medications
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Congressman Hank Johnson (D-GA) Awarded GA Congressional Arthritis Champion Award
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Marketplace Open Enrollment Season Begins November 1, 2015 - Check out the latest educational materials
November 1, 2015 marks the begining of the third Marketplace Open Enrollment Season at HealthCare.gov!
Georgia Breast & Cervical Cancer Prevention Program
Breast and Cervical Cancer in Georgia
It is estimated that 7,170 women in Georgia will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year and 1,240 will die from the disease.1
Finding breast and cervical cancer at an early stage increases the opportunity for effective treatment and patient survival.
New Report Finds Many Working Parents Would Benefit from Closing Georgia’s Coverage Gap
Georgians for a Healthy Future (GHF) and the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families (CCF) released a new report that shows how crititical Georgia accepting federal Medicaid funding is to help working parents afford health insurance.
Georgia Health News: Drug price controls are dangerous
Specialty drug innovation has improved the lives of those who suffer from serious chronic illnesses, which were a death sentence just a generation ago. Better than price controls would be all stakeholders, including patient advocates, come to the table to limit high out of pocket costs of these vital drugs.
The Specialty Tier Coalition of Georgia Reengages to Improve the Lives of Seriously Ill Georgians
The Specialty Tier Coalition of Georgia Reengages to Improve the Lives of Seriously Ill Georgians
Rx in Reach Georgia Widget Launch
Dear ARxC Partners and RxinReach GA Supporters,
We are excited to announce the availability of the Rx in Reach Georgia widget on our new ARxC Widgets webpage.
NY US Pain Foundation with patients and medical groups speak out against "fail first" policies
In mid-May, patients and medical groups spoke to the New York legislature about the need to limit "fail first" insurance policies.
The group called for a "clear and concise appeals process, and limits to health insurers' right to require that less expensive treatments be used before more expensive ones are approved."
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