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Blog|Videos|March 26, 2026
2026 Washington policy and reimbursement update for physician practices
Author(s)Anders Gilberg
Fact checked by: Keith A. Reynolds
Anders Gilberg of MGMA breaks down Medicare reimbursement, telehealth, quality reporting and surprise billing policies affecting physician practices.
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During this webinar, Anders Gilberg, SVP of MGMA Government Affairs, will provide an update on current and potential policy developments impacting medical group practices. He will discuss the latest legislative and regulatory issues covering topics such as Medicare reimbursement, telehealth, quality reporting, and surprise medical billing
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