CMS Releases Proposed 2022 Physician Fee Schedule
In mid-July, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued its 2022 Physician Fee Schedule (PFS)…
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CMS Releases Proposed 2022 Physician Fee Schedule
In mid-July, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued its 2022 Physician Fee Schedule (PFS)... -
Surprise Billing Legislation Enters Implementation Phase
The No Surprises Act, passed by Congress at the end of last year, bans balance billing for... -
ACEP Now Wins Awards
ACEP Now was recently recognized with APEX Awards for Publication Excellence. Our May 2020 magazine, produced during...
Surprise Billing Legislation Enters Implementation Phase
The No Surprises Act, passed by Congress at the end of last year, bans balance billing for…
ACEP Now Wins Awards
ACEP Now was recently recognized with APEX Awards for Publication Excellence. Our May 2020 magazine, produced during…
ACEP Board Approves Policy Statements
During its June 2021 meeting, the ACEP Board of Directors approved the following new policy statements: Definition…
ACEP Honored for COVID-19 Efforts
ACEP recently swept four categories of the 2021 Profiles of Excellence Awards, given out annually by the…
Administering COVID-19 Vaccines in the Emergency Department
As an emergency physician, you can help increase the number of people who are vaccinated. On June…
Louisiana Physicians Get Important Scope-of-Practice Win
In early May, HB 495, a bill that would give full practicing authority for advanced practice registered nurses, was…
New Checklist to Evaluate Employment Contracts
Employment contracts are complex and often difficult to navigate. ACEP’s new employment contract checklist is designed to…
Dr. Cedric Dark Is New Medical Editor in Chief
ACEP Now is pleased to announce that Cedric Dark, MD, MPH, FACEP, is our new Medical Editor…
ACEP Calls for UnitedHealthcare to Abandon Retroactive ED Coverage Denials Policy
When UnitedHealthcare revealed that a new policy would allow the insurer to retroactively deny ED claims it…