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Are ObGyns getting “bumped” out of deserved Medicaid reimbursement?
The Medicaid expansion covered approximately 7 million more women in 2014, but not all of them were able to find a doctor. Here’s why, and how...
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It’s a Republican majority following midterm election results. How will that affect the ACA and women’s health?
An interview with Lucia DiVenere, Officer, Government and Political Affairs at the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in...
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The Affordable Care Act: What’s the latest?
Although the ACA has reduced the US uninsured rate significantly, some setbacks and obstacles to widespread coverage require further action
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The Affordable Care Act and contraception: Is it covered, or not?
Contraception now is covered for most insured patients, but two cases before the Supreme Court could unravel this new guarantee
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As the Affordable Care Act comes of age, a look behind the headlines
Know the facts behind the accusations and counter-claims so you can point your patients toward cost-effective coverage
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ACOG’s push for medical liability reform: What’s the latest?
Despite broad support, real change remains elusive. Here, a look at key proposals and the politics surrounding them.
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ACOG to legislators: Partnership, not interference
Federal and state legislators have made numerous attempts to interfere in the patient-doctor relationship in recent years, and ACOG has stepped up...
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Why (and how) we must repeal the sustainable growth rate
Elimination of the SGR has bicameral, bipartisan support in Congress. So what’s holding up repeal?
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Women’s health under the Affordable Care Act: What is covered?
Women stand to make considerable gains under health reform, starting with guaranteed access to preventive services without cost-sharing
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Lay midwives and the ObGyn: Is collaboration risky?
ObGyns have a long history of collaboration with their nurse-midwife colleagues—possibly one of the strongest collaborative traditions in medicine...