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PA Eastern Region Event Update
and Allison LaRussa.
Thank you to all who attended this wonderful event focused on corporatization, consolidation, and commodification of healthcare and its impact on various aspects, including patient care and physician well-being.
PA-ACP Needs Your Help Now!
Urge your members of Congress to support the implementation of the new Medicare add-on code, G2211, and prevent an across-the-board 3.4 percent cut to physician payments scheduled to take effect January 1, 2024.
Read MorePA-ACP Needs Your Help Now
PA-ACP needs your help now. Urge your members of Congress to support the implementation of the new Medicare add-on code, G2211, and prevent an across-the-board 3.4 percent cut to physician…
Read MoreUrge Your Member of Congress to Reduce Administrative Burden and Increase Price Transparency in Healthcare
TAKE ACTION: PA-ACP calls on its members to “Write to Congress” supporting legislation to increase price transparency and reduce administrative burdens for physicians and their patients.
Read MoreACP Provides Feedback on Proposed 2024 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
In addition to providing support for G2211 and delays to in-person mental health visit requirements, ACP offered guidance for new ways to pay for primary care via alternative payment models.
Read MoreUrge CMS and Congress to implement New Medicare E/M Complexity Code
PA-ACP is asking members to contact the CMS and Congress to support a new Medicare Complexity Code G2211, an add-on code to support continuity and coordination of care…
Read MoreState Medicaid Unwinding Continues on Ground and in Budget
Since April 1, more than 97,000 Pennsylvanians have been disenrolled from Medicaid. PA-ACP urges members to continue reminding their MA patients…
Read MoreHighmark-Temple Sign Provider Agreement
Highmark Blue Shield has announced that Temple Health entered into an in-network provider contract with Highmark, Inc., for itself and its affiliate health plans…
Read MoreHHS clarifies telehealth flexibilities
The Department of Health and Human Services announced its plans for the future of telehealth rules that will be in place through 2024 to ensure patients can access the care they need…
Read MoreDEA Extends Telemedicine Scripts for Controlled Substances
Patients who’ve used telemedicine for their prescriptions during the pandemic will have at least six more months before they’ll need to see a doctor in person, with the announcement May 9…
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