Nick Armstrong, MPH
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Reposted by Nick Armstrong, MPH
It should be a no-brainer for the health-care system: Make the HIV prevention PrEP treatment free and save a lifetime of medical expenses.
But insurers are skirting coverage mandates, and patients are getting charged. Gift link to my story on the issue:
wapo.st/4g5Lpxt
But insurers are skirting coverage mandates, and patients are getting charged. Gift link to my story on the issue:
wapo.st/4g5Lpxt
HIV prevention pills should be free, but insurers are still charging
Insurance companies have to pay for PrEP under federal rules, but some skirt the requirement for free access to the treatment critical to preventing HIV.
wapo.st
November 29, 2024 at 3:10 PM
It should be a no-brainer for the health-care system: Make the HIV prevention PrEP treatment free and save a lifetime of medical expenses.
But insurers are skirting coverage mandates, and patients are getting charged. Gift link to my story on the issue:
wapo.st/4g5Lpxt
But insurers are skirting coverage mandates, and patients are getting charged. Gift link to my story on the issue:
wapo.st/4g5Lpxt