Press Releases

AMGA today recommended the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) delay enforcement of Good Faith Estimate (GFE) requirements until stakeholders and regulators have developed and implemented a standardize data exchange.

AMGA will host its 2023 Annual Conference on March 28-31 at Hyatt Regency Chicago in Chicago, IL. The meeting brings together leaders from medical groups and integrated systems of care around the country to share the best practices and strategies for success in health care.

In response to a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Request for Information on provider experience, AMGA offered insight on how the Medicare physician payment system contributes to administrative burden and does not fully support providers’ ability to care for their patients.

AMGA today called on Congress to act to reverse a cut in the Medicare conversion factor that would further strain AMGA member medical groups and health systems who are already facing financial headwinds due to inflation, increased supply costs, and an unprecedented shortage in the healthcare workforce.

Six major U.S. healthcare organizations launched a coalition to support federal policies that promote and reward value in healthcare delivery.

In comments to the House of Representatives, AMGA today urged Congress to reform Medicare's Quality Payment Program to better engage patients and support providers' transition to value-based care by implementing a stable Medicare payment system.

In a letter to Congressional leadership, AMGA urged Congress to once again stop the 10.4% Medicare cuts to provider reimbursement scheduled for 2023. AMGA members are deeply concerned that these cuts could affect their operations and ability to maintain patient access standards.

AMGA today recommended that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) act to prevent a cut in Medicare payments. The cut in the Medicare conversion factor would exacerbate the financial pressures facing AMGA members due to inflation, increased supply costs, and an unprecedented shortage in the healthcare workforce.

AMGA today offered recommendations for ensuring Medicare Advantage (MA) continues to support the ability of AMGA members to address their patients’ health and social needs.

AMGA Foundation, with support from Novartis and Amgen, will launch a 15-month initiative focused on helping medical groups develop strategies to improve the management and treatment of patients with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD).