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NAMAPA Launches Medication Access Network to Help Patients on Their Access Journeys

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Charlotte, North Carolina, February 21, 2023—The National Association of Medication Access and Patient Advocacy (NAMAPA) has announced today the launch of its newest access advocate network, the Medication Access Network. The network brings together healthcare advocates throughout the country to assist patients who need help navigating through the medication access journey. Gaining access to medication is cumbersome process and difficult for healthcare provider; it can be even more daunting for patients. This program provides patients with an experienced advocate, at no cost, to help them understand the process and answer any questions they may have.

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Patients have already experienced positive outcomes working with their Medication Access Advocate when it comes to obtaining access to their prescribed medications at an affordable cost. Although prescribers and advocates in provider offices deal with access issues daily, sometimes patient involvement is needed to demonstrate to the insurance companies that a prescribed treatment is both medically necessary and necessary for their quality of life. Additionally, there are times when an insurer requires explanation and documentation from both the provider's office and the patient. This is one of the many areas where the Medication Access Network can provide assistance to patients by giving them advice, guidance and a voice, alongside their providers, in providing access to prescribed therapies at an affordable cost.

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