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American College of Physicians (ACP) President Urges Enactment Before Current SGR Patch Expires
March 19, 2015
Attributable to: David A. Fleming, MD, MA, MACP President, American College of Physicians (ACP)
The American College of Physicians congratulates Speaker John Boehner and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi for their leadership in bringing forward a fiscally-responsible bill to repeal the Medicare SGR formula and modernize the Medicare physician payment system, based directly on a bipartisan and bicameral bill agreed to last year by the chairs and ranking members of the congressional committees with jurisdiction over Medicare. The bill being introduced today achieves ACP's top priorities for physician payment reform.
Specifically, we are pleased that the proposal:
Moreover, we are pleased that the bill is fiscally-responsible, by putting an end to the practice of Congress passing seemingly endless SGR "patches" that each time has cost taxpayers tens of billions of dollars; 17 patches over the past 11 years that have neither achieved SGR repeal nor advanced real reform in physician payments.
ACP strongly urges both the House of Representatives and the Senate to pass this bill so it becomes law before the current, and we hope and expect, the final, SGR "patch" expires on April 1.
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