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Updates from AMA House of Delegates 2023 Interim Meeting

From the College  |  December 12, 2023

The ACR considers and introduces resolutions based on its positions and policies and the work of ACR committees and the Board of Directors. The ACR’s delegation to the AMA House of Delegates consists of Gary Bryant, MD (Delegate and Delegation Chair), Eileen Moynihan, MD (Delegate), Cristina Arriens, MD (Alternate Delegate), Colin Edgerton, MD (Alternate Delegate), Luke Barré, MD (Young Physician Section representative), Christina Downey, MD (Young Physician Section representative) and Rami Diab, MD (Resident and Fellows Section representative). Input for the AMA delegation’s work on behalf of the rheumatology community can be directed to [email protected].

If you are experiencing specific issues with payers or have other practice concerns, the ACR offers individualized assistance to members of ACR and ARP. Write to [email protected] with your insurance, coding, billing and other practice issues.

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