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An eyewitness account from Capitol Hill courtesy of AAPS’ boots-on-the-ground on Capitol Hill, our DC Counsel Charles Sauer of The Market Institute: Just a week ago, Congress was moving in the same direction that it […]
On Monday July 13, 2015, AAPS filed an amicus brief asking the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a lower court ruling allowing patient medical records be turned over to the federal […]
This week’s health policy news roundup curated by Jane Orient, M.D. Parents are rebelling against Common Core and other standardized tests of their children, which are turning education into a teach-for-the-test treadmill (or else lose […]
If HB 3300 passes the Oregon legislature, health plans in Lane County enrolling-public sector employees, including teachers, will not be allowed to contract with primary care physicians who do not serve the Oregon Medicaid program, […]
By an overwhelming bipartisan vote, Congress recently enacted a bill that will drastically change how physicians are paid. According to Richard Amerling, M.D., president of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), the Medicare […]
On May 9th, physicians from across the country gathered in Minneapolis to learn from colleagues who have transitioned to third-party-free practices and others on the front lines of protecting the patient-physician relationship. We have made […]
