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SHM Joins Multi-Stakeholder Letter on Extending Telehealth Flexibilities
SHM joined a multi-stakeholder letter urging the extension of telehealth flexibilities beyond the expiration of the PHE.
SHM Joins Multi-Stakeholder Letter on Split/Shared Billing
SHM has joined a multi-stakeholder letter to CMS, urging the agency to halt the implementation of their new split/shared billing policy,
SHM Signs AMA Letter on Split (or shared) Billing
SHM joined the AMA and other medical specialty societies, urging CMS to rescind the new policy on split (or shared) billing.
SHM Joins Multi-Stakeholder Letter Supporting the MAT Act
SHM joins over 100 medical societies and patient advocacy groups supporting the inclusion of the "Mainstreaming Addiction Treatment Act" to the broader "Restoring Hope for Mental Health
SHM Comments on the 2023 Inpatient Prospective Payment System Proposed Rule
SHM submitted comments on the quality and performance measurement provisions of the 2023 IPPS proposed rule and responded to a Request for Information on measuring healthcare disparities.
SHM Supports Resolution Establishing National Physician Suicide Awareness Day
SHM supports the bicameral resolution that would establish September 17th as National Physician Suicide Awareness Day.
Big News for Hospitalists: Elimination of the X-Waiver
On January 12, 2023, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) announced the immediate elimination of the X-Waiver for
SHM Submits Comments on Healthcare Workforce Request for Information
SHM has submitted comments to the Senate HELP committee regarding the healthcare workforce shortage. Our comments address administrative burden, the medical school pipeline, and more.