I had brought this up before, so figured I would follow through.
As you may recall Last month I mentioned one of those little reforms that was floating around in Lansing that actually stood to make this state a better, more efficient place?
Back in June, state Senators Jim Marleau and Tonya Schuitmaker introduced legislation to cut red tape and bureaucracy in the delivery of health care by asking the insurance commissioner to work with the insurance companies to create a single "universal prior authorization" form for doctors who prescribe medicine for their patients.
It kinda speeds up things, brings costs down in my view.
