Justins StoryAlliance for Patient Access2026-09-23 | Justins StoryMedicare Administrative ContractorsAlliance for Patient Access2024-06-03 | You might think that Medicare coverage is consistent across the country, but that's not always the case. Many coverage decisions are made at the local level by Medicare Administrative Contractors.The Diagnostic OdysseyAlliance for Patient Access2024-05-30 | For patients with a rare disease, the process of getting the right diagnosis is so difficult and time-consuming that it has a name: the diagnostic odyssey.A Roadmap to Better Gout CareAlliance for Patient Access2024-05-21 | Over 9 million Americans have gout. What would it take to connect them with the care they deserve? The Alliance for Gout Awareness walks through five key steps in this video.The Thyroid Eye Disease Experience: Mental HealthAlliance for Patient Access2024-05-06 | Hear from Ana Carolina Victoria, MD, FACS, and TED patient Julie Owens on the mental health experience with thyroid eye disease.The Obesity & Mental Health ConnectionAlliance for Patient Access2024-05-06 | Obesity is a chronic disease that affects nearly half of American adults. But many of them are also facing mental health challenges too.Prescription Drug Affordability Boards & Patient AccessAlliance for Patient Access2024-04-30 | Lawmakers talk about making medication more affordable. But some of their policy approaches overlook what matters to patients.[Webinar] Survey Briefing: The Indirect Impact of RSVAlliance for Patient Access2024-04-04 | This survey briefing discusses the indirect impact and burden of RSV on babies, young children, their families and the health care providers who treat young RSV patients. Two surveys were conducted, one of parents who had at least one child contract RSV, and one of pediatric health care providers who treat babies and young children with RSV.The Thyroid Eye Disease ExperienceAlliance for Patient Access2024-02-29 | Hear from Ana Carolina Victoria, MD, FACS, and TED patient Julie Owens on their experience with thyroid eye disease.Taking Serious Mental Illness SeriouslyAlliance for Patient Access2024-01-19 | 14 million Americans have a serious mental illness like major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder. The right treatment can help these patients achieve stability and improve their well-being, but these treatments can only benefit patients if they are accessible.Emerging Trends: What Employers Need to Know About Alternative Funding Programs & Drug CarveoutsAlliance for Patient Access2023-12-12 | ...National Policy & Advocacy Summit on BiologicsAlliance for Patient Access2023-11-10 | ...Alternative Funding ProgramsAlliance for Patient Access2023-11-08 | When it comes to health, there's simply no alternative to timely treatment and patient-centered care.Medicare and Obesity TreatmentAlliance for Patient Access2023-10-16 | Obesity is serious. But with proper treatment and coverage, Medicare patients can find their way to a healthy, happier life.Thyroid Eye Disease Patient & Caregiver EventAlliance for Patient Access2023-10-03 | On September 28, VHAC's Kimberly Serota spoke with board-certified ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon Gary Joseph Lelli, MD, and patient advocate Fredy Reyes about living with and managing thyroid eye disease.The Generic Drug Approval ProcessAlliance for Patient Access2023-09-07 | Generic drugs play a critical role in the U.S. health care system, bringing down costs and helping millions of people access treatment. But how does the approval process work?GAfPA Roundtable on the State of Clinical Trials in BrazilAlliance for Patient Access2023-07-25 | ...The Umbrella of ImmunizationsAlliance for Patient Access2023-07-12 | To boost public health and maximize disease prevention, all immunizations should be treated the same.Making Migraine Treatment AccessibleAlliance for Patient Access2023-07-11 | A migraine is more than just a headache. George Nissan, DO, explains that each patient needs to be treated differently, but health plans are standing in the way.Bad Drug Ads Have Real-Life ConsequencesAlliance for Patient Access2023-06-28 | By putting guard rails around “bad drug” ads, policymakers can help protect patients and promote a strong relationship between patients and their health care providers.Why Bad Drug Ads are Bad for PatientsAlliance for Patient Access2023-06-28 | Physicians share concerns about how “bad drug” ads harm their patients.Living Well With Thyroid Eye DiseaseAlliance for Patient Access2023-05-31 | On May 25, 2023, VHAC's Josie Cooper spoke with Sonali Khachikian, MD, and patient advocate Wesley Duvall about living with and managing thyroid eye disease.[Webinar] Gout Awareness DayAlliance for Patient Access2023-05-18 | The Global Alliance for Patient Access hosted a webinar for Global Gout Awareness Day. Hear the clinical and patient perspectives on living with and managing gout.
Speakers: - Gary Ho, co-founder of the Gout Support Group of America - Professor Tony Woolf, BSc, MBBS, FRCP - Arturo Loaiza-Bonilla, MDManaging RSV’s Indirect ImpactAlliance for Patient Access2023-03-28 | A survey of 340 parents whose child caught RSV reveals the devastating burdens that families may experience when their child becomes ill. To manage the indirect impacts of RSV, policymakers must support innovation and ensure timely and equitable access to care and preventive interventions.
Read the full survey report: instituteforpatientaccess.org/the-indirect-impact-of-rsv/.Patient-Centered Care Shouldn’t be RareAlliance for Patient Access2023-02-28 | There are more than 7,000 rare diseases, and these conditions affect between 25 and 30 million Americans. Rare is everywhere.Emilys RSV StoryAlliance for Patient Access2023-02-22 | Emily's daughter Presley caught RSV and passed away in November 2021. Now, Emily advocates and raises awareness about RSV.Closing the Gap: Disparities & RSVAlliance for Patient Access2023-02-01 | Much of the public is unaware of the severity of RSV. Patricia Whitley-Williams, MD, immediate past president of NFID and chief of Allergy, Immunology and Infectious Diseases at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, discusses health disparities that impact babies and young children with RSV.Spotlight on Patient AccessAlliance for Patient Access2023-01-24 | Millions of Americans have a vision condition. The right treatment can help patients, but sometimes health plans’ red tape and utilization management tactics can block access to treatment.The Burden of RSVAlliance for Patient Access2023-01-18 | While RSV can lead to severe symptoms for babies and young children, the virus can also result in heavy financial and emotional burdens for families.Understanding COVID-19 VaccinesAlliance for Patient Access2022-12-08 | A broad portfolio of vaccines provides children, adolescents and adults protection against COVID-19. All have been thoroughly tested, proven safe and effective, and vetted and approved by drug regulatory agencies.What is RSV?Alliance for Patient Access2022-11-30 | Respiratory syncytial virus, also known as RSV, is a seasonal virus that affects nearly all infants and children before they are two years old.National Policy & Advocacy Summit on BiologicsAlliance for Patient Access2022-10-26 | ...The TroublemakerAlliance for Patient Access2022-10-12 | General pediatrician Lynn Smitherman, MD, explains how the burden of RSV weighs heavily on babies, children and their families.2022 Infant Health Policy SummitAlliance for Patient Access2022-09-06 | Panel Timestamps:
Congressional Update: Black Maternal Health Caucus - 7:27 Finding Solutions to the Black Maternal Health Crisis - 30:13 Redefining the Essential Care Team for Babies - 1:03:50 The State of RSV Prevention - 1:49:40 The Direct and Indirect Impact of RSV - 2:52:38 Ensuring Donor Human Milk Quality and Safety - 3:05:37 Drug, Formula and Product Shortages Impacting Infants and Children - 3:41:57The Real Price of Non-Medical SwitchingAlliance for Patient Access2022-08-30 | Patients with mental health conditions need consistent, reliable care. But sometimes, non-medical switching overrides a provider’s treatment decision, and recent data shows that non-medical switching is a common challenge mental health patients face.Human Donor Milk SafetyAlliance for Patient Access2022-08-22 | While breastmilk is packed with nutrients, not all mothers can provide it for their babies. Human donor milk can help improve access, but improved regulations are needed to ensure that donor milk is safe for babies.Overactive Bladder & Patient-Centered CareAlliance for Patient Access2022-08-03 | As the U.S. population ages, overactive bladder will only become more prevalent. Now is the time for policy solutions that reduce barriers & improve access to patient-centered care.Innovator Biologics vs. Biosimilars vs. InterchangeablesAlliance for Patient Access2022-07-14 | Biologics can provide valuable options for patients, helping them find the right treatment. There are three kinds of biologics: innovator biologics, biosimilars and interchangeable biosimilars.Biomarker Testing Helps Cancer PatientsAlliance for Patient Access2022-07-06 | Cancer patients and their providers have a limited amount of time to determine the best treatment. Biomarker testing can help them get the information they need from the start.Melanies RSV StoryAlliance for Patient Access2022-06-29 | Melanie and Dan's daughter Reagan was hospitalized for 10 days after she was diagnosed with RSV. Despite doing everything they could to protect their children from the virus, a few years later both of their twin sons were also hospitalized with RSV.What to Expect From Asthma CareAlliance for Patient Access2022-05-24 | Thanks to innovative treatment options, asthma patients aren't just surviving, they're thriving.HopeAlliance for Patient Access2022-05-23 | Protect innovation. Protect access.Gout & Uric AcidAlliance for Patient Access2022-05-19 | Living a full life means getting gout under control. That starts with understanding and managing uric acid levels.Dismantling Access Barriers to Obesity TreatmentsAlliance for Patient Access2022-05-03 | Access to a full range of treatment options for obesity will support patient-centered care. But health plans are standing in the way.Innovation: A Mothers StoryAlliance for Patient Access2022-04-27 | Breakthrough cures for cystic fibrosis start by promoting science and innovation.Impact of AlzheimersAlliance for Patient Access2022-04-26 | The burden of Alzheimer's and dementia continues to grow. But policymakers can help by acting now.Rare Disease Advisory Councils Give Patients a VoiceAlliance for Patient Access2022-04-25 | People living with a rare disease often feel all alone. But Rare Disease Advisory Councils have begun giving rare disease patients a voice in policy discussions.Sacrificing Quality for the QALYAlliance for Patient Access2022-03-30 | Patients are more than a number. But the QALY doesn't see them that way.Telehealth: The Balanced ApproachAlliance for Patient Access2022-03-23 | While telehealth meets patients where they are, in-person appointments are just as important for a patient’s health. By finding the right mix of virtual and in-person appointments, patients can receive care that best serves their needs.Rare Disease Advisory CouncilsAlliance for Patient Access2022-02-28 | Rare Disease Advisory Councils give patients with rare diseases a voice in policy discussions.Cómo hablar con su proveedor de cuidados de salud sobre la gotaAlliance for Patient Access2022-01-31 | Hablar con el médico sobre la gota puede ser incómodo. Aquí hay 6 consejos para navegar la conversación.