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2025 · 1st Quarter (Jan 1 - Mar 31)

AMERICAN BOARD OF PHYSICIAN SPECIALTIES

Filed by SHADWELL GP LLC.

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Source: Lobbying Disclosure APIRecently refreshed. 2026-09-16 06:26:08 UTC.

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Filing overview

Type
1st Quarter - Report
Posted
May 5, 2025
Income
$14,000.00
Expenses
Not reported
Registrant
SHADWELL GP LLC
Filing UUID
84505dd7-97ec-4d5d-8c30-3e65ae6f2ca1
Termination date
Not reported

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Lobbying issues and bill citations

DEF · Defense

Currently there is a monopoly that has created barriers to physician recruitment within military. The very same monopoly controls physician specialties contributing to current shortages in key specialties such as OBGYN, Integrative Medicine and others. In addition, physician residency programs receive a permanent appropriation upwards of 14B plus each year. Through the ACGME they have been working to develop a monopoly to control physician board certification and are working their way into controlling continuing medical education impacting overall cost of physician care.

HCR · Health Issues

Currently there is a monopoly controlling physician board certification within DOD and other areas, creating barriers to physician recruitment within military and negatively impacting physician shortages in the country. In addition, the very same monopoly has been working with the ACGME, that oversees every residency program in the country. Residency programs in the country receive a permanent appropriation of $14B plus. The activities of the ACGME and the ABMS have contributed to physician shortages in specialties such as OBGYN, pain management, integrative medicine and other specialties which are key to 21st century medicine. In addition, their activities are now entering into the continuing medical education market which is a 45B+ dollar industry - all of which contribute to the rise in physician care cost impacting our healthcare system.

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