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ACEP Acts to Avert National Medicaid Crisis

By David C. Seaberg, M.D. | on March 1, 2012 | 0 Comment
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As emergency physicians, we have some of the most difficult jobs in all of medicine. We want to provide the very best care possible for all of our patients. We take the federal EMTALA mandate seriously. We provide care 24 hours a day and see more than 130 million patient visits per year while consuming only 2% of all health care spending. Emergency medicine is a great value for our society. Consequently, it is particularly discouraging when the government targets emergency medicine and vulnerable Medicaid patients with ill-advised restrictions.

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ACEP News: Vol 31 – No 03 – March 2012

Thank you for all you do on the front lines of health care. Please know your College’s leadership is working diligently to support you in this Medicaid crisis. And please get involved with ACEP and your chapter to help our specialty and our patients address this crisis.


Dr. Seaberg is President of the American College of Emergency Physicians.

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Topics: ACAACEPAmerican College of Emergency PhysiciansCMSCost of Health CareEmergency MedicineEmergency PhysicianEMTALAHealth Care ReformMedicaidMedicarePoliticsPublic Policy

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