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What Is ACEP Fighting for in 2023?

By Ryan McBride, ACEP Congressional Affairs Director | on March 6, 2023 | 0 Comment
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ACEP shared our recommendations for improving the Medicare physician payment system and MACRA in a response to a congressional request for information (RFI) in October 2022. We will continue to work with Congress to identify long-term, substantive reforms and have urged Congress to hold hearings and roundtables to explore potential solutions that will guarantee the stability and security of the Medicare program for future generations.

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ACEP Now: Vol 42 – No 03 – March 2023

Ryan McBride is Director of ACEP’s Congressional Affairs.

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Topics: AdvocacyBoardingCongressdisaster preparednessMedicaremental health accessQuality & Safetyworkplace violence

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