Federal Regs

ACEP Applauds Federal Court Rejection of HHS Conscience Rule

ACEP Applauds Removal of X-waiver, Expanding Medication-assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder

ACEP Leader Addresses Medical Regulatory Burdens on Capitol Hill

ACEP Strongly Supports Emergency Physicians who Advocate for Safer Working Conditions amidst Pandemic

Emergency Physicians Oppose New DHS Public Charge Policy That Makes It Harder For Immigrants To Access Care

Emergency Physicians Oppose Supreme Court Decision to Allow “Public Charge” Rule

Emergency Physicians Urge Policymakers to Remove Obstacles to Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder

Emergency Physicians Welcome Updated Buprenorphine Guidelines but Barriers to Treatment Persist

Emergency Physicians: HHS Conscience Rule Puts Patient Safety At Risk

Emergency Physicians’ Statement on New HHS Conscience Rule

Ensuring Patients Have Access to Emergency Care

Federal Advisory Committee Recommends ACEP-Proposed Alternative Payment Model

HHS Endorses First Emergency Medicine-focused Medicare Alternative Payment Model Developed by ACEP

New Public Charge Proposed Policy Threatens Access To Emergency Care