Commercial insurance coverage for inflatable penile prosthesis at a tertiary care center

Overview of attention for article published in Urology Practice, May 2019

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RT @JJWUrology: Functional Reconstruction after Hormonal, Surgical, or radiation based Prostate cancer treatments should be covered by insu…

"While some patients seeking inflatable penile prostheses can receive insurance coverage, a large percentage (48.0%) are not able to receive coverage despite having a medical necessity for the treatment of erectile dysfunction." #Wegotworktodo #UroSoMe …

RT @SJHudak: Great study highlighting opportunities for advocacy and public policy changes! https://t.co/LgU0qReDoU

RT @masterson_med: Half of commercially-insured men seeking IPP are unable obtain coverage, even when s/p prostatectomy. ⁦@bsc_urology⁩ ⁦@C…

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