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Federal regulators have finalized changes to the No Surprises Act's IDR process that are intended to reduce costs, improve transparency and streamline dispute resolution. Key changes include a dramatic reduction in administrative fees, expanded batching flexibility and new requirements intended to help physicians determine whether claims are eligible for the federal dispute process.
The Trump administration has issued an executive order directing federal health agencies to review and potentially revise the nation’s childhood vaccine schedule based on recommendations that would significantly reduce the number of vaccines routinely recommended for children. CMA warns the move lacks scientific support and could undermine public confidence in vaccines at a time when preventable diseases are resurging.
CMA President René Bravo, M.D., issued the following statement today in response to President Trump’s Executive Order directing the CDC to alter the nation’s childhood vaccine schedule
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