AMA supports bill that would halt ICD-10 implementation

The American Medical Association has expressed support for the Cutting Costly Codes Act of 2015, which would halt ICD-10 implementation.

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James L. Madara, MD, executive vice president and CEO of the AMA, sent Representative Ted Poe (R-Texas 2nd District) a letter confirming support.

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