Action Center

Welcome to the American College of Physicians' new and improved Legislative Action Center (LAC). This improved advocacy tool enables ACP to send out action alerts, inform our members of critical health policy issues, and put our members in contact with their legislators.

Urge Congress to Support Implementation of New Medicare Complexity Code, G2211

ACP is calling on internal medicine physicians to urge Congress to support the implementation of a new Medicare add-on code to support continuity and coordination of care.Background: On July 13, 2023, CMS released the Calendar Year (CY) 2024 Physician Fee Schedule...

Urge Your Members of Congress to Pass the CONNECT for Health Act of 2023

ACP is calling on AIMn members to urge their members of Congress to cosponsor and pass the CONNECT for Health Act of 2023 (S.2016/ H.R.4189), which would remove arbitrary barriers to telehealth services such as geographic and site of service...

Ask Your Legislators to Expand Physician Workforce, Improve Patient Access, Promote Health Equity and Reduce Burden

ACP is calling on all Advocate for Internal Medicine network (AIMn) members to engage with us in a "Write to Congress" campaign to urge lawmakers to act on important legislation this year that will help ensure continued access to care for our patients. The nation is facing...

ACP Action Alert: Urge Congress to Support Medicaid/Medicare Payment Parity

Internal medicine physician specialists providing primary care and other specialty care services continue to face significant financial pressures as practice expenses have increased and Medicare, Medicaid and other payers have long undervalued evaluation and...

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