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PA-ACP listens to its members, and in 2022 took your concerns to state and federal officials

PA-ACP thanks Rep. Susan Wild and other PA members for leadrship in stopping Medicare cuts…

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Reibenstein v Barax has accepted PA-ACP’s advocacy on behalf of members in a civil suit impacting wrongful deaths and the MCARE act…

With the CMS proposals announced Nov. 2, the American College of Physicians calls on Congress to stop these cuts from going into effect at the end of the year and jeopardizing patient access to care..

The General Assembly has unanimously passed major reforms in prior authorization processes after PA-ACP led efforts to secure the changes for patients and physicians…

PA-ACP promises to fight an action by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court rescinding a 20-year-old rule that was part of agreements made to resolve a crisis in medical malpractice…

Pennsylvanians on Medicaid have until August 16 to shift plans or select a new plan. PA-ACP urges getting more information and notifying patients.

PA-ACP joined with other medical organizations in asking the state’s Congressional delegation to extend advanced premium tax credits (APTC), which are set to expire at the end of this calendar year to prevent an increase in the number of uninsured Pennsylvanians..

July 8 – Governor Wolf to sign $45.2 billion budget with $2.2 billion in federal COVID-19 funds and record spending for K-12 education, behavioral health and CNI tax cut.

Governor Wolf has signed legislation extending the regulatory waivers that went into effect in PA over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic through October 31…