AIM CLINICAL APPROPRIATENESS GUIDELINES FOR RADIATION ONCOLOGY
The foundation of our solution platform for specialty benefits management is our clinical appropriateness guidelines.
AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Radiation Oncology are developed through a rigorous process integrating evidence-based literature with expert physician review. Guidelines for radiation therapy, proton beam therapy, and radiopharmaceutical therapy are included below.
AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Radiation Oncology
The treatments addressed in the AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Radiation Oncology include brachytherapy, intensity-modulated radiation therapy, stereotactic body radiation therapy, and stereotactic radiosurgery.
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COMING SOON RADIATION ONCOLOGY GUIDELINES EFFECTIVE AS OF February 09, 2020
AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Proton Beam Therapy
The treatment addressed in the AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Proton Beam Therapy is proton beam therapy, also known as proton radiation therapy or proton radiotherapy.
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AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Therapeutic Radiopharmaceuticals
The treatments addressed in the AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Therapeutic Radiopharmaceuticals include the most commonly used radiopharmaceutical drug therapies for oncologic conditions.
COMING SOON THERAPEUTIC RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS GUIDELINES EFFECTIVE AS OF February 09, 2020
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AIM Specialty Health has developed proprietary Diagnostic Imaging Utilization Management Clinical Guidelines (together with any updates, referred to collectively as the “Guidelines”). The Guidelines are designed to evaluate and direct the appropriate utilization of high technology diagnostic imaging services. They are based on data from the peer-reviewed scientific literature, from criteria developed by specialty societies and from guidelines adopted by other health care organizations. Access to these Guidelines is being provided for informational purposes only. AIM is under no obligation to update its Guidelines. Therefore, these Guidelines may be out of date.
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