2023
DOI: 10.1097/hrp.0000000000000370
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Should Medical Insurance Review Serve the Patient’s Best Interests? Examples and Considerations Illustrated by Behavioral Health Cases

Abstract: Physician medical directors working for health care insurance companies conduct utilization reviews, participate in quality-of-care reviews, and adjudicate appeals. As a result, they have access to substantial and important clinical information. The medical director may have both current and historical information that can assist the treatment team in providing care. Sharing this information with a patient’s current health care provider(s) is problematic due to concerns about patient privacy and the insurer’s … Show more

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