减少加州成人免疫障碍的建议。

Ozlem Equils, Caitlyn Kellogg, Wendy Berger, Keri Hurley-Kim, Elan Rubinstein, Gerald Kominski
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美国成人疫苗接种率一直低于2020年全国健康人目标。成人疫苗接种的障碍包括成人疫苗的保险范围不一致以及难以获得疫苗。为了帮助解决成人获得疫苗的差距,2016年,负责管理Medi-Cal计划(加州版的医疗补助计划)的卫生保健服务部实施了16-009号全计划函(APL),要求将推荐的成人疫苗作为药房福利进行覆盖。成年Medi-Cal患者现在可以根据他们的年龄和潜在健康状况接种推荐的疫苗,他们不仅可以在提供者的办公室接种,还可以在当地药房接种,从而改善了获取和便利。本政策简报建议扩大所有成人疫苗的覆盖范围,作为所有公共和商业保险计划的药房福利。
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Proposal to Reduce Adult Immunization Barriers in California.

Adult vaccination rates in the United States are consistently lower than the National Healthy People 2020 goals. Barriers to adult vaccination include inconsistency of insurance coverage of adult vaccines and difficulty in accessing vaccines. To help address the gap in adult access to vaccines, in 2016 the Department of Health Care Services--which administers the Medi-Cal program (California’s version of Medicaid)--implemented the All Plan Letter (APL) 16-009, which requires coverage of recommended adult vaccines as a pharmacy benefit. Adult Medi-Cal patients can now receive the vaccines recommended for their age and underlying health conditions, and they can do so not only at a provider’s office but also at local pharmacies, improving access and convenience. This policy brief recommends expanding coverage of all adult vaccines as a pharmacy benefit of all public and commercial insurance plans.

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