AAOS Now, October 2026
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CMS proposal threatens access to musculoskeletal care, AAOS leaders warn
The Calendar Year 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) proposed rule could threaten physician practice viability and patient access to musculoskeletal care, according to AAOS leaders.
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Protecting approved care: AAOS endorses new Medicare Advantage bill
Last month, AAOS welcomed the introduction of the Protecting Approved Care Act, new legislation that addresses retroactive reimbursement changes from insurers (also known as clawbacks) in the Medicare Advantage program.
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AAOS submits comment letter to CMS on Physician Fee Schedule
AAOS issued a formal comment letter to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services last month detailing orthopaedic surgeons’ concerns and recommendations relating to the calendar year (CY) 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule.
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Diagnosing pain after THA: Embrace your inner Sherlock Holmes
As total hip arthroplasty has become one of the most common surgical procedures in the United States, it has also become more effective, with many patients enjoying years of pain-free motion.
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JAAOS requires visual abstracts for all submissions
The Journal of the AAOS® (JAAOS®) has updated its Instructions for authors to require visual abstracts for all new article submissions.
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The Judiciary Committee oversees Non-Standards of Professionalism Review
Most AAOS Fellows and members know the Professional Compliance Program (PCP) through its Standards of Professionalism (SOPs).
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Shape the future of JAAOS: Applications for editor-in-chief open now
AAOS is seeking nominations and applications for the next JAAOS editor-in-chief. Learn about the role, candidate qualifications, and how to apply by Nov. 15.