If the URO requires additional information to make a decision on a request for authorization, when does the mandated 14 days to make a decision start?
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- If an OB/GYN finds something during a routine exam that requires additional testing or treatment, can he or she request an authorization without going through the primary care physician (PCP)?
- If an OB/GYN finds something during a routine exam that requires additional testing or treatment, can he or she request an authorization without going through the primary care physician?
- If the URO requires additional information to make a decision on a request for authorization, when does the mandated 14 days to make a decision start?
