GME Funding

The Association of American Medical Colleges projects that the United States will face a shortage of as many as 139,000 physicians by 2033. Graduate medical education (GME) funding reimburses teaching hospitals for the additional costs they incur training physicians. GNYHA strongly advocates for legislation that addresses the looming physician shortage.

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GNYHA Responds to Bipartisan Senate Proposal to Invest in Medicare GME

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

GNYHA Comments on Senate Finance Committee GME Proposal

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

GNYHA Comments on Bipartisan Senate Finance Committee Proposal to Invest in Medicare GME

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

Senate Finance Committee Issues Medicare GME Proposal

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

The Rural Physician Workforce Preservation Act (H.R. 8235)

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

Rep. Sewell, Rep. Fitzpatrick, and AAMC Host Briefing on CAA, 2021 GME Provisions

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

Rural GME Bill Introduced in House

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

House Introduces GME Expansion Bill

February 12, 2024

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

The Substance Use Disorder Workforce Act Of 2024

February 5, 2024

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

House Introduces Medicare GME Expansion Bill

February 2, 2024

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

GME Day of Action Spreads Support for Teaching Hospitals

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding

Senate GME Champions Pen Op-Ed in USA Today

Government Affairs Federal Hospital Issues GME Funding