The U.S. Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) is a proposed set of changes that have serious implications in terms of reimbursement for medical professionals. A discussion about these changes can be viewed on the American College of Physicians (ACP) Sure, MACRA remains a work-in-progress; more can and must be done to simplify reporting and create additional options and flexibility for physicians in all types and sizes of practice, and physicians will need help in making the necessary changes in their practices. Advocacy blog, written by its senior vice-president Bob Doherty who understands how important it is to protect access to care for all Americans. These concerns have been voiced on across news sites and social media to the extent that physicians are increasingly viewing the reforms in a hostile light; they seem them as having a negative impact upon private practice whereas Doherty argues that the reverse is true. The MACRA reforms mean that physicians will have greater flexibility and choice.
The U.S. Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) is a proposed set of changes that have serious implications in terms of reimbursement for medical professionals. A discussion about these changes can be viewed on the American College of Physicians (ACP) Advocacy blog, written by its senior vice-president Bob Doherty who understands how important it is to protect access to care for all Americans. These concerns have been voiced on across news sites and social media to the extent that physicians are increasingly viewing the reforms in a hostile light; they seem them as having a negative impact upon private practice whereas Doherty argues that the reverse is true. The MACRA reforms mean that physicians will have greater flexibility and choice.