Recently, the AACU opposed medical chaperone rules in Wisconson and Oregon, as the proposed regulations represent an unwarranted regulatory intrusion into medical practice. Additionally, as written, the regulations would place a substantial economic burden on urology practices at a time when they are already stretched thin due to workforce shortages and inflation. The AACU submitted comment letters (Wisconsin, Oregon) and will update our members on the progress of these regulations in our weekly news brief.
More Recent AACU News
The Silent Epidemic: AACU and Man vs Prostate Call for a National Pivot Toward Bladder Health
The American Association of Clinical Urology (AACU), in a strategic partnership with Wayne Kuang, MD, and the Man vs Prostate initiative, is calling for immediate national action to address what we have termed the "silent epidemic" of male bladder health. Although the...
AACU Supports the Legislative Spirt of the Break Up Medicine Act
For much of the past decade, the structure of the healthcare marketplace has shifted toward increasing vertical integration. Insurers, pharmacy benefit managers, provider groups, and supply chain entities have become more closely aligned under common ownership...
AACU Supports H.R. 7602 which Seeks to Establish an Office of Men’s Health within the Department of Health and Human Services
The American Association of Clinical Urology (AACU) publicly supports H.R. 7602 titled “State of Men’s Health Act” sponsored by Representative Troy Carter, (D-LA) and Representative Greg Murphy (R-NC).