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Old 04-27-2010, 08:58 PM #6
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I have a friend that works for the Ampyra patient support and they stated the back up on patients getting their medication is due to the overwhelming response they are getting. They have received over 6000 applications in a month and most require more than just one or two phone calls, there are Prior Authorizations required, appeals and such. they are working hard I assure you of this.
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