Clinical

PAs play an important role in today's healthcare landscape, functioning as critical partners in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of a wide array of conditions, including migraine. Understanding the nuances of migraine management is not only beneficial for enhancing patient care, but also essential for ensuring accurate diagnoses and effective treatment strategies.

The Medicare Prescription Payment Plan is a new, voluntary payment option under Medicare Part D. Beginning on January 1, 2025, this program will allow Medicare beneficiaries to spread their out-of-pocket costs for Part D covered drugs over the calendar year. This program, sometimes referred to as “smoothing,” aims to help patients manage high, upfront drug costs.

Are patients coming to you with questions about how real dairy impacts health? Interest in dairy and health in general is increasing, and misinformation on milk and other dairy foods remains widespread. As dairy has an important role in a healthy eating plan across all phases of life, from pregnancy through adulthood, it is critical to set the record straight.

New resources from Lilly have been created for you and your patients, including the Connected Insulin Pen Toolkit. Staying informed about the latest developments in diabetes research and treatment options is crucial for individuals, caregivers, and healthcare professionals to create a collaborative treatment relationship to address the challenges posed by diabetes.

Endometriosis has gained traction in the media and social media, as affected individuals and groups are raising awareness about its impact while helping to dispel misconceptions and myths about the disease. As a common, chronic disease with potentially profound effects on the overall well-being of a patient, there is a need for earlier recognition and understanding of endometriosis, as well as effective management.

Endometriosis is a common, chronic disease that may have profound effects on the overall well-being of a patient. As patient-centered care is paramount, listening to patients and understanding their disease can lead to early diagnosis and prompt, effective management.