ALLIANCE FOR PATIENT CARE
EIN 33-4894554
What they do
Alliance for Patient Care Engaged Converge Public Strategies to Conduct Professional Federal Lobbying and Government Affairs Services On Behalf of The Organizations Members and The Patients They Serve. Activities Included Direct Advocacy With The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services CMS The House Ways and Means Committee and The Senate Finance Committee Regarding Proposed CMS Rule Changes That Would Reduce Reimbursement Rates for Skin Substitute Products Used In Wound Care Treatment By Approximately 95%. The Organization Advocated In Support of S.2561 Skin Substitute Access and Payment Reform Act Sponsored By Senator Cassidy to Delay or Reform The Proposed Changes Ahead of The January 1 2026 Implementation Deadline. Beneficiaries Include Wound Care Providers Distributors and The Chronic Wound Patients They Treat A Population With A Five-year Mortality Rate Comparable to Many Cancers.
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About this charity
- Location
- 30 N GOULD ST STE R, Sheridan, WY 82801
- County
- Sheridan
- In care of
- Jessica Graham
How to reach them
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