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The interim rule would cut drug reimbursements to hospitals by an average of 65% when fully phased in, the AHA says.
The old federal regulations burdened providers with added administrative costs and fear of financial consequences, CMS says.
Opponents say the rule will not lower drug prices, and some question whether it is legal, having bypassed the public comment process.
The letter warns that the new thresholds are too high and will force many clinicians to exit from APMs and revert back to fee-for-service.
803K sign up in week 2 of open enrollment
The test, which provides results in 30 minutes, is currently authorized for prescription use only.
Medicare negotiation could result in 94,000 fewer deaths annually, and reduce spending by $475.9 billion by 2030.
This partnership plans to develop scalable programs for addressing the social determinants of health throughout the state.
AHIP names Humana CEO and president Bruce B. Broussard as chair for 2021.
Automating risk stratification kept patients out of the ER, giving financial incentive to move to an alternative payment model.