Favorable Decision for ACR Members in “TMA III” NSA Case
Fifth Circuit ruling on No Surprises Act QPA calculations supports fair physician reimbursement and stronger insurer accountability.
Read moreHHS issued an enforcement alert Sept. 4, reminding actors — which includes healthcare providers, health information networks or exchanges and developers of certified health IT — that information blocking rules remain in effect and investigation-confirmed violations will be penalized. The alert does not revise HHS’ current regulations or guidance.
Information blocking by a healthcare provider means the actor knows a given practice is unreasonable and likely to interfere with, prevent, or materially discourage access, exchange, or use of electronic health information (EHI). Providers are subject to disincentives for violating information blocking rules.
The ACR® Information Blocking webpage provides radiology-relevant information, FAQs and links to HHS resources.
For more information or questions about ACR’s related advocacy for data sharing and interoperability, contact Michael Peters, ACR Senior Director, Government Affairs.
Favorable Decision for ACR Members in “TMA III” NSA Case
Fifth Circuit ruling on No Surprises Act QPA calculations supports fair physician reimbursement and stronger insurer accountability.
Read moreRAPID Pathway for Device Coverage
RAPID pathway could streamline Medicare coverage decisions for eligible breakthrough devices through earlier review alignment.
Read moreDetailed Summary of FY2027 IPPS Final Rule
CMS finalized FY 2027 hospital payment updates, including a 2.3% increase, new technology payments and AI-related policy changes.
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