A breast cancer diagnosis should trigger immediate action. But for many patients, the journey to treatment begins with delays, often caused by outdated prior authorization (PA) processes. Designed to ensure appropriate care, antiquated prior authorizations slows treatment, frustrates providers, and erodes patient trust.

The problem is both technical and clinical. Because the system relies on phone calls, faxes and human intervention, care is delayed or abandoned, and patients and their families suffer . Providers spend hours chasing approvals. And the healthcare system loses sight of its purpose: delivering the right care at the right time.

A smarter model for chronic conditions

Care pathways offer a smarter alternative. Using clinical-first AI and workflow automation, the platform sh

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