ACR Recommends US Visa Flexibility for Healthcare Workers
ACR urges DHS to implement flexibility for healthcare workers, streamline extensions, expand Conrad 30, and collaborate with the medical community.
Read moreACR® provided input Aug. 7, to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) about the agency’s draft systematic review of the performance of fusion procedures for degenerative disease of the lumbar spine. The comment period ended Aug. 7.
AHRQ’s review evaluates the effectiveness and risks of lumbar fusion for degenerative lumbar spondylolisthesis and nonsurgical treatments for chronic low back pain. Given the relevance to interventional radiologists, ACR addressed key concerns with the agency’s draft review, including:
The ACR Contractor Advisory Committee Network continues to monitor evidence reviews with national and local coverage implications. Member engagement remains vital to ensuring access to essential care. The AHRQ final report will be shared with members once released.
For questions, contact Alicia Blakey, ACR Principal Economic Policy Analyst.
ACR Recommends US Visa Flexibility for Healthcare Workers
ACR urges DHS to implement flexibility for healthcare workers, streamline extensions, expand Conrad 30, and collaborate with the medical community.
Read moreNew Resource Empowers ACR Members to Shape Medicare Policy
ACR’s CAC Network empowers members to help shape Medicare policy, boost radiology’s voice, and advance patient care through national advocacy.
Read moreACR Supports Radiation Oncology Case Rate (ROCR) Legislation
ACR reaffirmed support for ROCR (H.R.2120/S.1031) to protect access to high quality radiation therapy cancer services.
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