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May 29th 2014

AJMC Study Confirms Link Between Financial Stress, Failure to Stick With Hypertension Medication

managed care, healthcare, American Journal of Managed Care, hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular, treatment, financial pressure, medication, copayment, Medicare, Medicaid, Affordable Care Act, value

A new study adds to the evidence that financial pressure, or the perception of pressure, may keep patients from getting treatment or taking medication for chronic conditions such as hypertension.

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