The American Medical Association announced the release of the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) 2026 code set adding 288 new codes designating the latest advances in medical, surgical, and diagnostic services available to patients.
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Thanks to years of American Medical Association advocacy, physician practices will soon benefit from long-overdue federal reforms that make sharing patient data faster, easier, and more complete—without extra logins, endless clicking, or expensive add-ons.
The American Medical Association House of Delegates convened recently at its Annual Meeting to adopt new policies aimed at strengthening medical education and bolstering the future physician workforce. The new policies include efforts to address medical student and physician burnout, support trainees during licensure exams, and advocate for physician-led care.
Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on hiring include Sonio, DirecTrust, symplr, Pager Health, Get Well, MacroHealth, Biocartis, Tend Health, AMA, NextGen Healthcare, Evidently, DexCare, R1, Lark Health, Sightview, CereCore, & DUOS.
Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on hiring include the new AMA President and recent hires and appointments at HHS.
Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on hiring include CaduceusHealth, PointClickCare, Availity, Elemeno Health, Medicus IT, Ardent Health, Greater Good Health, eClinical Solutions, American Oncology Network, Evidently, Wondr Health, CVS Health, LifeStance Health, & AMA.
We have rounded up some reports and surveys from around the industry that we thought were of interest from the American Medical Association, AHIP, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Humana, Netwrix, Radware, Black Kite and more.
The use of augmented intelligence (AI)—often called artificial intelligence— in health care evokes greater enthusiasm and less apprehension than it once did among a growing number of physicians, according to a new survey by the American Medical Association.
A bipartisan group of 10 House members introduced a bill recently to stop the 2.83 percent cut in Medicare payments to physician practices this year while providing a 2 percent payment update, aiming to stabilize physician practices and protect patients’ access to care.