Two Priority Bills: Contact Your Senator Two bills that need your attention: AB 1278 would create administrative burden; AB 2236 would expose patients to unnecessary risks August 18, 2022 Advocacy, Legislation Read More »
Statement Regarding Supreme Court Decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization The ACCMA released a statement expressing disagreement with the Supreme Court's decision in overturning Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. June 24, 2022 Advocacy, General, Legislation Read More »
Vote No on HR 6087: Reckless Scope of Practice Legislation HR 6087 was rushed to the floor of the House of Representatives, passed unanimously, and now moves to the Senate. HR 6087 is a reckless scope of practice bill. We ask you to contact Congress today to vote NO on HR 6087. June 17, 2022 Advocacy, Legislation Read More »
AB 2060: Converting the Medical Board of CA to a Public Member Majority Vote no on AB 2060. Contact your assemblymember today. May 16, 2022 Advocacy, Legislation Read More »
CMA Statement on Roe v. Wade SCOTUS Decision The CMA President issued a statement regarding the leak of Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade May 4, 2022 Advocacy, Hot Topics Read More »
Availability and Use of COVID-19 Therapeutics Stay up to date on changes to treatment guidelines with resources from NIH and our public local health departments. Find locators to access therapeutics near you. April 27, 2022 General Read More »
Aid to Victims of Ukraine: How You Can Help If you are considering making a financial contribution, the ACCMA is recommending that members consider donating to the following organizations providing medical aid to the victims of Ukraine. March 4, 2022 General Read More »
E-Prescribing Requirement The electronic prescribing requirement went into effect January 1, 2022. Many resources are available to assist physicians in implementing this practice. Board of Pharmacy issues guidance on written scripts. January 14, 2022 Opioids/Substance Use electronic prescription, e-prescribing, pharmacy, prescribing Read More »
Physicians Receive Notice from EDD of Imposter Claim: What to Do Next ACCMA has received reports from physicians who have received letters from the California Employment Development Department (EDD) regarding claims for unemployment insurance that have been filed in the physician's name without their knowledge or consent. December 13, 2021 General EDD, fraud Read More »
Media Coverage of ACCMA's Open Letter to the Community Recently the ACCMA published an open letter to the community signed by over six hundred East Bay physicians encouraging COVID-19 vaccinations. The letter has been picked up by CBS, KRON4, and KTVU news so far. October 12, 2021 ACCMA in the News COVID-19, doctors, physicians, public health, vaccination Read More »