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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
    July 21, 2026

    Media Contact:
    Samantha Tirado
    Director of Policy Communications 
    stirado@mgma.org 
     

    MGMA Statement on the Improving Seniors' Timely Access to Care Act
    Anders Gilberg
    Senior Vice President, Government Affairs
    Medical Group Management Association

     

    "Today, the House Energy and Commerce Committee voted unanimously to pass the Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act (H.R. 3514, Reps. Kelly and DelBene) out of committee. This follows the Ways and Means Committee unanimously passing the legislation last week. H.R. 3514, strongly supported by the Medical Group Management Association and hundreds of healthcare stakeholders, would help address abusive insurer prior authorization tactics that burden physician practices and delay critical patient care. We thank the bill’s cosponsors and the committees of jurisdiction for their bipartisan leadership – the time is now for the House to bring this bill to a floor vote and for Congress to pass this important legislation to enact lasting prior authorization reform."

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    About MGMA

    Founded in 1926, the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) is the nation's largest association focused on the business of medical practice management. MGMA consists of 15,000 group medical practices ranging from small private medical practices to large national health systems representing more than 350,000 physicians. MGMA helps nearly 60,000 medical practice leaders and the healthcare community solve the business challenges of running practices so that they can focus on providing outstanding patient care. Specifically, MGMA helps its members innovate and improve profitability and financial sustainability, and it provides the gold standard on industry benchmarks such as physician compensation. The association also advocates extensively on its members' behalf on national regulatory and policy issues.

     


     


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