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Dr Sharon Discusses How Insurers Have Responded to the Availability of Therapies for RLS

Conference|SLEEP: American Academy of Sleep Medicine and Sleep Research Society (APSS) Annual Meeting

In this video, Denise Sharon, MD, PhD, Clinical Director and Founding Partner, Comprehensive Sleep Medicine Center of the Gulf Coast, discusses how insurers have responded to the availability of therapies and changes in clinical practice guidelines for RLS.

In this video, Denise Sharon, MD, PhD, Clinical Director and Founding Partner, Comprehensive Sleep Medicine Center of the Gulf Coast, discusses how insurers have responded to the availability of therapies and changes in clinical practice guidelines for RLS.

This video was taken on June 4, 2013, at the Sleep 2013 Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

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