RFK Jr. Announces End To Bureaucratic
Health Insurance Delays Over "Prior Authorizations"
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 12/3/2025 8:03:46 PM
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced an end to the delays caused by health insurance prior authorizations. During Tuesday's televised White House cabinet meeting, Kennedy said, "We convened the insurance carriers representing 280 million Americans and got them to agree -- most of them by January of 2026, two months from now -- to remove prior authorizations for all procedures we want them removed from." "And that means that American patients at the point of care will be able to get an answer immediately," he added.
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