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Washington, DC (March 7, 2017) - After the release of the two budget reconciliation bills today, the physician leaders of our organizations, representing over 500,000 physicians and medical students, visited with members of the House of Representatives to urge that they “First, do no harm” to our patients by rolling back key coverage, benefits and consumer protections as required under current law, including the Affordable Care Act.

Proposed ACA Replacement Fails to Meet Criteria to ‘First, Do No Harm’

Washington (March 7, 2017)—The American Health Care Act (AHCA) will have a tremendously negative impact on access, quality and cost of care for patients seen by internal medicine physicians, as compared to current law under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), said the �ƹϵε�app (ACP) in a letter sent today to congressional leadership. 

Washington (March 6, 2017)—President  Trump’s revised executive order on immigration clarifies that those from the 6 designated countries with existing visas, including physicians and medical students, will be able to enter and reenter the U.S. as recommended by ACP. However the order will still open the door to discrimination against Muslims, disrupt medical education, hinder travel by physicians and others, and exacerbate a public health crisis for refugees, said the �ƹϵε�app (ACP) today.

Washington (March 1, 2017)  The �ƹϵε�app (ACP) today addressed a letter to House and Senate leadership offering its thoughts – including concerns – about the impact on access, quality, and cost of possible proposed changes to the ACA.  Previous let