VALID Accommodations for Academic Medical Centers and Other Lab Tests

Hear from AdvaMed’s data privacy expert, Terry Chang, on the critical exemptions we seek in comprehensive data privacy laws across the country.

AdvaMed’s digital health policy expert, Geeta Pamidimukkala, and payment and health care delivery policy expert, Kirsten Tullia, break down how artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) technologies are transforming patient care and the FDA’s crucial role in overseeing AI-powered medical devices.

AdvaMed, the Medtech Association, today welcomed introduction in the U.S. Senate of bipartisan legislation to expedite Medicare coverage of FDA-“breakthrough”-designated medical technologies and diagnostic tests. The legislation, the Ensuring Patient Access to Critical Breakthrough Products Act, introduced by Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) and Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA), is similar to H.R. 1691, which the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee passed on a bipartisan basis in June.  

One of healthcare’s most extensive and rapidly expanding market segments, Pointof-Care (POC) and at-home rapid diagnostic testing, has become an ever-increasing crucial topic in the medical world since COVID-19 was first declared a pandemic.

In July, five patient leaders traveled to Capitol Hill to share their personal stories and speak to their lawmakers about the need to expand access to artificial intelligence technologies for medical imaging. The fly-in was held by Right Scan Right Time, a patient platform supported by AdvaMed Imaging.

AdvaMed recently hosted an “AI Demo Day” on Capitol Hill, where a number of medical imaging innovators had the opportunity to showcase some of the latest artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to members of Congress and their staff.

This week, AdvaMed, the Medtech Association, hosted an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Demonstration Day event on Capitol Hill showcasing AI-enabled medical devices and technologies from leading health care companies. The event was honorarily co-hosted by Senators Martin Heinrich (D-NM) and Mike Rounds (R-SD), co-chairs of the Senate AI Caucus.