Physicians Express Concerns over New ABIM Fees for ‘Board Certified’ Listing 

A recent policy change by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) has sparked frustration and criticism among physicians. The change involves listing physicians as “not certified” if they have passed board exams but have not paid annual Maintenance of Certification (MOC) fees. It has left many doctors, who have previously been certified, shocked and perplexed by the sudden loss of their credentials. 

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