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The AMA Update covers a range of health care topics affecting the lives of physicians and patients. Learn more about promoting gender diversity in leadership. ....
Document Number: "Docket ID: DoD -2020- HA-0040; and DoD -2020- HA-0050". Effective July 1, 2022 the interim final rules amending 32 CFR part 199, which were published at 85 FR 27921, May 12, 2020, and 85 FR 54914, September 3, 2020, are adopted as final with changes, except for the note to paragraph 199.4, published at 85 FR 54923, September 3, 2020, which remains interim. ....
A Primary Care Collaborative survey found that primary care clinicians are seeing more complex cases requiring longer appointments in the wake of COVID-19. ....
This article is a collaboration between MedPage Today and: Expanding Medicare to include people ages 60 to 64 remains a divisive issue among members of the American Medical Association House of Delegates. In total, 1.7 million Americans between ages 60 and 64 remain uninsured; another 3.8 million are on Medicaid, Rajadhar Reddy, an alternate delegate and medical student from Houston speaking on behalf of the Medical Student Section, said at a meeting of the AMA reference committee on medical service. We have a unique opportunity in this momentous time in health reform to either expand or increase coverage for another 5.5 million people through this proposal. Reddy was explaining the section s proposal that our American Medical Association advocate that the eligibility threshold to receive Medicare as a federal entitlement be lowered from age 65 to age 60. ....
Finding a doctor in rural America getting tougher, experts say By (0) Experts say it is getting increasingly difficult to find a doctor or hospital in rural areas of the United States. Photo by fernandozhiminaicela/Pixabay Health care in rural America has become ever more scarce during the coronavirus pandemic, with folks finding it increasingly difficult to find a doctor or get to a hospital. For a decade, rural areas have been losing hospitals to financial problems, forcing residents to either drive long distances or shrug their shoulders and forgo needed care. Advertisement Add to that a nationwide shortage of doctors, and you can see the health care pinch that s been posed for rural parts of the nation. ....