The American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians (ASIPP) has sent formal letters to CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz; Representative, Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee; Representative James […]
On May 28, 2026, the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians (ASIPP) Board of Directors submitted a formal letter to UnitedHealthcare leadership regarding recently implemented referral requirements affecting Medicare
We want to update you on our recent visit to Washington where several ASIPP members met with key members of Congress, in both the House and Senate. We advocated for
Comment letter to CMS, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and Mehmet Oz, MD, from Laxmaiah Manchikanti, MD, Mahendra Sanapti, MD, and the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians (ASIPP) Re: CMS-1832-P
Requesting support to CMS and Congressional Members to Revise Proposed Physician Payment Rule to Separate the Cuts Applied for Hospital-Based Physicians from Independent Physicians ASIPP is advocating strongly on
BREAKING NEWS! Impact of One Big Beautiful Bill on Physician Payment Reform The budget reconciliation package passed on Thursday, May 22, and included several provisions that would significantly impact physician
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BREAKING NEWS: ASIPP Submits Non-Partisan Budget Reconciliation Proposal for Physician Payment Reform Recently, ASIPP submitted to members of Congress, a non-partisan proposal for budget reconciliation for the preservation of Medicare
BREAKING NEWS: BILL PASSES HOUSE FOR TELEHEALTH PROVISIONS – SENATE MUST APPROVE FOR A 6-MONTH EXTENSION Through ASIPP’s extensive advocacy efforts, we were successful in getting language included in the
Happy Holidays! We wanted to update you on the good news we shared with you last week. The anticipated good news we shared last week unfortunately, did not happen.
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In a federal budget deal struck to avoid a government shutdown, the House of Representatives has voted to reduce about half (1.68%) of the 2024 3.37% across-the-board physician pay cut
U.S. Congress Finally Reduced the Cut by Half 1.68% from 3.37% Effective March 9, 2024 Read More »