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BRADLEY STINE
AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION · LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, MD · registered since 2024
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Registered since
2024
Senate LDA system
Clients
1
last 3 years
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2 agencies contacted
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Specific issues
Advocate for permanent reforms for Medicare physician payment and reimbursement policies that provide stability for all practice models.
Reduce administrative burdens (e.g., prior authorization, step therapy, and medical malpractice) that negatively impact the practice of medicine and patient care; Advocate to ensure access to telehealth services as an alternative health care delivery model in urology to address access to care and health care equity; Enhance healthcare outcomes by ensuring equitable access to a full range of treatment options for all urologic conditions, regardless of patient demographics, geography, or financial status; Advocate for the full spectrum of prostate cancer care including, research, US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) reforms, PSA screenings, and treatments for all patients; Address the needs of the urological workforce to protect against physician burnout for the continued longevity and expansion of the profession; Promote and protect funding for urologic research, including disparities in urologic care and patient access; Preserve the appropriate use of and payment for in-office ancillary services exception; Support policies to protect physician interests in the utilization of digital health technologies, including electronic health records and artificial intelligence, which impact the practice of urology; Encourage drug pricing and supply chain policies that ensure urologists ability to provide patient access to all pharmaceuticals or therapies.
promote permanent reforms for Medicare physician payment and reimbursement that provide stability for all practice models
reduce regulatory burdens such as prior authorization; ensure telehealth flexibilities; improve healthcare outcomes for all urologic disease states; ensure access to prostate cancer screenings; address urologic workforce shortages; promote urologic research funding; preserve in-office exceptions to the Stark Law; support policies to protect physician interests in the utilization of electronic health records systems; encourage drug pricing implementation and negotiations that do not hinder urologists ability to provide patient access to all pharmaceuticals or therapies.