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AAPS Comments in Response to RFI on Expanded AKS Safe Harbors

To: HHS Office of Inspector General: Comments in Response to OIG Request for Information, OIG-0803-N, Regarding Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS) and Beneficiary Inducements Civil Monetary Penalties (CMP) The Association of American Physicians & Surgeons (“AAPS”) is […]

What the Election Means to Your Medical Care

By Jane M. Orient, M.D. People are marching with “Health Care Voter” signs, and this is generally believed to be one of the most important issues in the 2018 midterm elections. Republicans who got elected […]

Questions for candidates on key issue #5: Women’s Health

When political candidates speak about “women’s health,” and accuse opponents of threatening women’s “access to health care,” they mean one thing: abortion. But there are many health issues that are especially important to women. For […]

AAPS 2018 Essay Contest Winners Announced

We had an amazing group of students and residents take part in our 2018 essay contest and we were excited to announce the winners at our 75th annual meeting earlier this month. Eight of the […]

AAPS Objects to DOJ Approval of CVS-Aetna Merger

AAPS President Marilyn Singleton, MD, JD issued the following statement, on behalf of AAPS, regarding the CVS-Aetna merger: AAPS remains concerned for patients despite the Department of Justice Antitrust Division’s determination that the CVS-Aetna merger […]

AAPS News October 2018 – Two Classes

Volume 74, no. 10 On the eve of midterm elections, America is violently divided. There are “deplorables” (Hillary Clinton’s term) or “dregs” (Joe Biden’s term), who are supposedly the enemies and “haters” of an amalgamation […]

Questions for candidates on key issue #3: Medicare for All

Momentum is growing to enact a Bernie Sanders-style program of mandatory government-controlled medical care for all. This is strongly supported by Democratic Socialists of America. Proponents claim that this will save money while improving the […]