Category: National Affairs
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Telehealth, the PHE, and the Omnibus: What happened? What’s next?
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / Telehealth, the PHE, and the Omnibus: What happened? What’s next?Medicare — A Broken Reimbursement System Means More Unacceptable Cuts by Louis J. Wilson, MD, FACG, Chair, ACG Legislative & Public Policy Council
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CMS Physician Fee Schedule and Quality Programs: Broken Promises and Real Burdens
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / CMS Physician Fee Schedule and Quality Programs: Broken Promises and Real BurdensCMS Physician Fee Schedule and Quality Programs: Broken Promises and Real Burdens by Louis J. Wilson, MD, FACG, Chair, ACG Legislative & Public Policy Council
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Medicare Reimbursement – Is the Process Rigged Against Physicians?
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / Medicare Reimbursement – Is the Process Rigged Against Physicians?Medicare — A Broken Reimbursement System Means More Unacceptable Cuts by Louis J. Wilson, MD, FACG, Chair, ACG Legislative & Public Policy Council
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Medicare Reimbursement and Patient Care: The trends are heading in the wrong direction
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / Medicare Reimbursement and Patient Care: The trends are heading in the wrong directionMedicare Reimbursement and Patient Care: The trends are heading in the wrong direction by Louis J. Wilson, MD, FACG, Chair, ACG Legislative & Public Policy Council
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Medicare – A Broken Reimbursement System Means More Unacceptable Cuts
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / Medicare – A Broken Reimbursement System Means More Unacceptable CutsMedicare — A Broken Reimbursement System Means More Unacceptable Cuts by Louis J. Wilson, MD, FACG, Chair, ACG Legislative & Public Policy Council
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ACG Public Policy Update: Jan. 2022 Update on Colorectal Cancer Screening Cost Sharing
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / ACG Public Policy Update: Jan. 2022 Update on Colorectal Cancer Screening Cost SharingACG Public Policy Update:Jan. 2022 Update on Colorectal Cancer Screening Cost Sharing Federal government January 10, 2022 guidance addresses Cost…
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Congress Passes the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Act
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / Congress Passes the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening ActEnding “Post-Polypectomy Surprise” included in Larger COVID-19 Stimulus Package The American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) is grateful to Congress for…
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This Week in Washington, DC – HHS Provider Relief Funds Program: My Experience
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / This Week in Washington, DC – HHS Provider Relief Funds Program: My ExperienceHHS Provider Relief Funds Program: My Experience By Caroll D. Koscheski, MD, FACGACG TrusteeMember, ACG Legislative & Public Policy CouncilGastroenterology…
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Katie Couric Interviews ACG President Dr. Mark Pochapin about the Fight Against COVID-19
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / Katie Couric Interviews ACG President Dr. Mark Pochapin about the Fight Against COVID-19In a new interview with Katie Couric, ACG President Mark B. Pochapin, MD, FACG describes how medical workers in New…
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This Week in Washington, DC – ACG Updated Guidance: Economic Relief for GI Practices
American College of Gastroenterology / Posts / National Affairs / This Week in Washington, DC – ACG Updated Guidance: Economic Relief for GI PracticesACG Updated Guidance: Economic Relief for GI PracticesFrom ACG Board Trustee Caroll Koscheski, MD, FACG In last week’s update on economic relief for GI practices,…