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Tell Your Senator: Support Bipartisan Surprise Billing Legislation!
Senate Bill 198 would protect patients, establish arbitration process to fairly settle billing disputes
Bipartisan Surprise Billing Legislation Introduced in Ohio Senate
Bill prioritizes patient protection and incentivizes fair reimbursement
Surprise Billing Update: Victory for EM Physicians and Patients!
Gov. DeWine stands up for quality care, vetoes harmful surprise billing provisions
Surprise Billing Alert: General Assembly deals devastating blow to EM safety net
Harmful provisions would keep payment decisions in the hands of insurers
Ohio ACEP has sent a letter to Gov. DeWine urging a veto of harmful provisions to allow a transparent discussion that truly solves the issue of surprise billing
Protect Your Patients from Surprise Bills!
We need your help! Contact your State Representative and State Senator.
Ohio ACEP is pleased to announce that the Ohio Senate included a surprise billing provision in their version of HB 166 that truly protects patients without putting providers at a disadvantage. The Senate version of the bill went on to pass the full chamber unanimously! The bill now goes to a conference committee where members of the House and Senate will decide on a final version of HB 166 to send to Governor DeWine. We need you to ask your legislators to support the Senate version of the budget bill's surprise billing provision.
Dr. Rakesh Engineer Remembered by EM Residents as Extraordinary Physician & Role Model
By Chief Resident, Dr. Ryan Stegenga, on behalf of the MetroHealth Cleveland Clinic Emergency Medicine Residency
Reflections from MetroHealth Cleveland Clinic EM Residency
Ohio ACEP Announces 2019 Annual Awards Recipients
Bill Hall Award, EM Physician of the Year, Outstanding EM Resident of the Year, Emergency Physician Advocacy Award, Emergency Physician Medical Education Award, and Emergency Physician Leadership Award to be presented at EM Assembly
Ohio ACEP Testifies for Liability Reform; Senate Sends Bill to Governor
Important bill to strengthen “I’m Sorry” law is a major priority for Ohio ACEP and would promote honest, open communication between physicians and patients
2018 Midterm Election Recap
Two physicians elected to General Assembly; Ohio GOP has a huge night, bucking national trend toward Dems
The 2018 Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents’ Assembly—Our Biggest and Best Yet!
Assembly Recap: Photos, Poster Competition Winners, Resident Election Results, and More!
