Author: ACG News Team

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.

The GI societies are disappointed and concerned to see a proposed cut to reimbursement in 2024. Tell Congress now to reform physician reimbursement.

Innovation and Technology in Gastroenterology and Hepatology Highlights from the 2022 American College of Gastroenterology Annual Scientific Meeting Curated by…

World IBD Day takes place on May 19th each year and unites people worldwide in their fight against Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. ACG is honored to support this awareness day led by patient organizations representing over 50 countries on five continents.

Resources on Environmental Sustainability in GI Increasingly, groups of GI physicians are observing the impact of current GI protocols on…

UnitedHealthcare’s Prior Authorization Announcement Impacts Access to GI Patient Care. ACG urges State Insurance Commissioners to conduct a review of these upcoming rules to better assess patient safety and the data supporting this decision.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time for gastroenterologists to remind their patients and colleagues of the importance of…

Medicare — A Broken Reimbursement System Means More Unacceptable Cuts by Louis J. Wilson, MD, FACG, Chair, ACG Legislative & Public Policy Council

ACG’s Solidarity and Ways to Meet Urgent Needs in Turkey and Syria by ACG President Daniel J. Pambianco, MD, FACG…