ACP: Executive Order May Result in Significant Harm to Patients by Allowing Plans to Circumvent Health Insurance Market Rules
Statement attributable to:
Susan Thompson Hingle, MD, MACP
Chair, Board of Regents, American College of Physicians
Could Making Cancer Screening Simpler Increase Women's Risk?
Firearm injury and death is a health care crisis in need of health care professionals
American College of Physicians Objects to Overhaul of Contraception Mandate
New rule rolls back direction limiting moral or religious exemptions
Washington (October 6, 2017)—The American College of Physicians (ACP) today objected to the Trump Administration’s overhaul of the nation’s contraception mandate. The new rule rolls back the previous administration’s direction that limited employers from seeking moral or religious exemptions from the requirement.
The end of Repeal-and-Replace? Also, Medicare Payments for 2018
6 Ways to Lower Your Stroke Risk
Banning bump stocks is not nearly enough
Doctors Call For Background Checks, Gun Restrictions In Las Vegas' Wake
ACP Calls for Policies to Reduce Injury and Deaths from Firearms
Statement attributable to:
Jack Ende, MD, MACP
President, American College of Physicians
American College of Physicians Says Medicare Advantage Should Increase Transparency, Align, and Reduce Burden
Washington (October 2, 2017)—Increased transparency in and greater alignment across Medicare Advantage plans would help the program to reduce administrative burdens on physicians, the American College of Physicians (ACP) said in a new policy paper, Promoting Transparency and Alignment in Medicare Advantage. The paper explores the quality of care, utilization, and cost of services in the Medicare Advantage program in comparison t