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Register for the 2025 DC Summit!
March 24, 2025
American Medical Association Office
25 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20001
We’re excited to announce the March 2025 Conference Planning Meeting! This year, we’re hosting a hybrid meeting at the AMA Office in Washington, D.C., on March 24, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 4:15 PM ET.
This meeting is your opportunity to dive deep into critical issues impacting medical associations and healthcare policies, including:
- Medicare Cuts & Implications: Explore legal and policy changes affecting Medicare payments, budget neutrality, and site neutrality.
- Maternal Health & Health Equity: Discuss legal frameworks for improving maternal healthcare access and equity programs.
- The Legal Implications of Louisiana vs. Margaret Carpenter, MD: A legal discussion on Louisiana vs. Dr. Margaret Carpenter, focusing on state extradition laws and telemedicine-related legal risks.
- Hot Topics Roundtable: Participate in an open discussion on emerging issues.
Registration Details:
- Flat rate: $150 (in-person or virtual attendance)
If you’re joining us in D.C., don’t miss the informal social gathering immediately following the meeting. It’s a great chance to network over snacks and drinks (details coming soon).
We look forward to seeing you in March, whether in-person or virtually, as we come together to tackle the pressing issues shaping healthcare policy.
Summit Agenda
Welcome & Introductions
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1:00-1:05pm EST |
Medicare Cuts & Implications
Lindsey Brill, JD, American Medical Association
Jennifer Hananoki, JD, American Medical Association
Bryan Hull, JD, MPH, American Medical Association |
1:05-1:50pm EST |
Maternal Health & Health Equity
Jennifer Brown, JD, American Medical Association
Alexis Pierce, JD, American Medical Association |
1:55-2:40pm EST |
Louisiana vs. Margaret Carpenter, MD
Jason Qu, JD, Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville PC |
2:45-3:30pm EST |
Hot Healthcare Topics
Deborah Winegard, JD
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3:40-4:15pm EST |
| Adjourn |
4:15pm EST |
Program Description: This meeting focuses on issues that are of high interest to our members who work with national medical specialty societies.We anticipate the program will be eligible for 3.25* continuing education credits.
*CLE approval for continuing education courses varies by state. ASMAC receives CLE approval for educational content through the MCLE Board of Illinois and provides attendees with a certificate and evidence of certification by the MCLE Board of the Supreme Court in Illinois.
Cancellations: Please note that cancellations received prior to 30 days of the conference will be refunded minus a $25 administrative fee. Cancellations received within 30 days of the event will not be refunded.
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