Explore a New Pathway to the FACC Designation

The Fellow of the American College of Cardiology (FACC) designation has long stood for excellence in cardiovascular medicine and a commitment to the highest standards of care. Now, the FACC designation – and the prestige it confers – are closer than ever before

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Beth Denny
Mark Your Calendar for ACC.21 Key Dates

As planning moves ahead for ACC.21, May 15 – 17, 2021, in Atlanta, the ACC is excited to announce that registration and call for abstracts will begin this month. Specifically, Early Bird registration will open Wednesday, Oct. 28 for members and Thursday, Nov. 12 for nonmembers.

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Beth Denny
ACC 2021 Membership Renewal

Your ACC membership renewal deadline is just around the corner on December 10th. This year, the ACC community has rallied together to face unprecedented challenges to our practices and our communities.

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Beth Denny
Learn About HeartPAC!

HeartPAC, your ACC’s nonpartisan, nonprofit political action committee, was formed to support the American College of Cardiology’s mission to transform cardiovascular care and improve heart health.

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Beth Denny
The Cardiovascular Team Continues to Grow!

The Cardiovascular Team Section of the South Carolina Chapter of the ACC continues to grow! We are welcoming new members and always working to retain current members. Being a CVT member allows individuals to network with others in cardiology, gain access to tools and resources that will help you be successful throughout your career.

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MACRA: A New Era of Medicare Payment

The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015, commonly referred to as MACRA, replaces an outdated Medicare payment system, setting into motion two pathways in which clinicians will participate in order to receive Medicare payment: the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System and Advanced Alternative Payment Models. While the details of MACRA are still being ironed out, it’s important to understand this new era of Medicare payment and the four core components that clinicians will be measured on: quality, resource use, clinical practice improvement and meaningful use of certified electronic health records.

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