Regulatory Issues

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services publishes rules to establish or modify the way the agency administers its programs, including Medicare Physician Fee Schedule rule, Inpatient Prospective Payment rule, Outpatient Prospective Payment System rule, Medicare Advantage and Part D rules, and the No Surprises Act.

Our decades of experience designing and implementing the ACS Quality Programs informs our advocacy efforts in the transformation of patient-centered value-based care. All physician and facility payment rules incorporate elements of value-based care, including quality and cost/price.

Tools to help surgeons run an efficient and successful practice.

The ACS engages with private payors on issues including, lack of coverage, prior authorization, surprise billing, network adequacy, narrow networks, tiering, and other policies.

The use of digital health data and advanced digital tools and algorithms to support healthcare delivery are more common than ever before.