Author: ACG News Team

We summarize the latest executive orders and regulations, including AI, data blocking, independent dispute resolution, and Medicare Advantage + Part D

ACG strongly opposes CMS’ finalized 3.37% cut to Medicare physician reimbursement; join our efforts to have Congress avert these cuts.

Dr. Daniel Pambianco outlined the emerging frontiers for GI cancers, including the rising incidence rate among young Americans and inequities in treatment and survivorship.

*EMBARGOED All research presented at the 2023 ACG Annual Scientific Meeting and Postgraduate Course is strictly embargoed until Sunday, October…

ACG is encouraging all members to complete the AMA’s Physician Practice Information survey, if selected

The GI societies responded to CMS and the 2024 proposed rules for the Medicare Physician Fee Scheduleand Hospital OPPS & ASC

Jill K.J. Gaidos, MD, FACG, speaks with women leaders in GI and hepatology. Building a Successful Career in Industry as…

Be part of the ACG 2023 #DiversityinGI Virtual 5K. Register today! Run or walk on your own, log your activity online, take photos in race “swag” and celebrate via social media using #DiversityinGI during ACG 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting in October. Get ready for early morning “fun runs” in Vancouver at ACG 2023!

Dear Colleagues, September is Women in Medicine Month! Please join me in celebrating the accomplishments of ACG’s women in gastroenterology.…

We know that a 3.36% Medicare reimbursement cut is looming in 2024. These cuts are anti-physician practice and threaten patient access to care. Clearly, the Medicare physician fee schedule is broken and needs both short-term and long-term corrections.