Multi-society statement to members regarding open letter from Rainbows in Gastro
We reaffirm our collective commitment to safety and inclusivity for our LGBTQ+ members and patients.
The latest voice against UnitedHealthcare: Dr. Maria Abreu
Our president-elect writes to the South Florida Sun Sentinel to share how prior authorization will impact her IBD patients.
Colorectal cancer organizations unite in screening age recommendations
We stand united in upholding the United States Preventive Services Task Force’s (USPSTF) recommendations for colorectal cancer screening starting at age 45.
New Crohn’s disease guideline open for public comment
Get a first look at this upcoming guideline, and share your comments by Aug. 14.
Drs. Barbara Jung and Rajeev Jain put UnitedHealthcare on blast
We’ve taken our fight to state papers, with new op-eds explaining how UHC’s advance notification program is simply “prior” prior authorization.
Dr. Rajeev Jain tells Dallas what’s wrong with UHC’s new policy
In a Dallas Morning News opinion article, Dr. Jain raises the red flag on UnitedHealthcare’s advance notification process.
AGA Journals’ Impact Factors released: TIGE receives first Impact Factor
Our journals continue to maintain their excellent standing in the field of gastroenterology and hepatology, based on Impact Factor.
One month after UnitedHealthcare’s “advance notification” program began, confusion still reigns for America’s GI doctors
The nation’s most profitable insurer has yet to release clear information about its new program that went into effect on June 1, which lays the groundwork for UHC’s prior authorization policy for lifesaving colonoscopies and endoscopies.
Pride month member spotlight: Dr. Victor Chedid
Dr. Chedid talks major accomplishments, obstacles and advice for GIs who want to provide inclusive care.
UHC backs off prior auth, replaces with Advance Notification Program
AGA is in this battle for the long haul, and we’re prepared to continue fighting for you and your patients.