ACR Achieves MUE Increase for 3D-Printed Add-on Codes
CMS raised MUEs for 3Dâprinted model and guide codes after ACRâs appeal, aligning units with clinical needs for complex surgical planning.
Read moreACR Fellows Observed RUC Leaders
ACR® joined the Ad Hoc Group for Medical Research and more than 500 organizations to voice support for National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding in fiscal year (FY) 2027. The coalition urges Congress to provide at least $51.303 billion for the NIH, which would represent a $4.087 billion or 8.7% increase over the enacted funding level for NIH in FY 2026.
The coalition also expressed its appreciation that Congress approved an increase of $415 million (0.9%) for NIH in FY 2026, despite a challenging fiscal environment. Research funded by NIH leads to medical breakthroughs, including radiology, that advance patient care, including early detection, diagnosis and treatment of disease. The letter provides examples of benefits of NIH funding increases, including stimulating local and regional economies, spurring new industries, strengthening the United States’ global competitiveness, supporting national security, creating viable career paths for the next generation of scientists, and generating additional high-quality jobs in communities across the country.
For more information or if you have questions, contact Katie Grady, ACR Government Affairs Director.
ACR Achieves MUE Increase for 3D-Printed Add-on Codes
CMS raised MUEs for 3Dâprinted model and guide codes after ACRâs appeal, aligning units with clinical needs for complex surgical planning.
Read moreACR Partners with Fight CRC for United in Blue
ACR joins Fight CRCâs 2026 United in Blue on the National Mall, supporting awareness, early detection, and colorectal cancer advocacy.
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ACR Encourages Flexibility in HHS Information Blocking Rules
ACR urges HHS to maintain AI transparency rules and adopt a requestorâpreference exception to support patientâdirected access to health data.
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