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AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION · LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, MD · registered since 2024
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At a glance

Registered since
2024
Senate LDA system
Clients
1
last 3 years
Filings
5
2 agencies contacted
Activity
filings by quarter
Works on

Background

Career
LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, MD
2024 - present

Specific issues

Advocate for permanent reforms for Medicare physician payment and reimbursement policies that provide stability for all practice models.
Medicare/Medicaid · 2025 Q1
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.
Health Issues · 2025 Q1
promote permanent reforms for Medicare physician payment and reimbursement that provide stability for all practice models
Medicare/Medicaid · 2024 Q4
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.
Health Issues · 2024 Q4

Clients

2024-2025 · 5 filings
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Filing history

2025 Q1
AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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2024 Q4
AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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2024 Q3
AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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2024 Q2
AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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2024 Q1
AMERICAN UROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
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