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Letter to Congressional Leadership on Medicaid & Crisis Services
Letter to Congressional Leadership, expressing support for enhanced federal Medicaid support for community-based mobile crisis intervention services as currently included in the proposed American Rescue Plan Act for individuals experiencing mental health and substance-use disorder crises. -
Letter to Congressional Bill Sponsors on Medicaid & Criminal Justice
Letter to Congressional Bill Sponsors, expressing support of the Medicaid Reentry Act, which would permit Medicaid to provide essential health care for people in incarcerated settings 30 days prior to their release. -
Letter to Congressional Leadership on COVID-19 & Medicaid
Letter to Congressional leadership, expressing support for the provision in the COVID relief reconciliation bill that will provide would provide additional funding for the direct care workforce within Medicaid Home and Community Based Services (HCBS). -
Letter to FDA Director on Medication Access
Letter to FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research Director Choe, urging the FDA to commit to increased efficiency of generic reviews and greater attention to complex generics. -
Letter to CMS Administrator on Child and Adolescent Mental Health & Medicaid
Letter to CMS Acting Administrator Richter, urging the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to work directly with states and stakeholders to update the Medicaid School Health Technical Assistance Guide and Administrative Claiming Guide. -
Letter to HHS Secretary on Medicare & Medication Access
Letter to Secretary-Designee Becerra, expressing opposition to recent change allowing health insurance plans to severely limit Medicare Part D drug coverage. -
Letter to HHS Secretary on COVID-19 & Medicare
Letter to HHS Acting Secretary Cochran, urging to ensure all people with Medicare have accessible and affordable health care and prescription drug coverage, during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond. -
Letter to HHS Secretary on Medicare & COVID-19
Letter to the Health and Human Services Secretary requesting the immediate reinstatement of two critical COVID-19 related Medicare enrollment flexibilities: the Special Enrollment Period for Part C and Part D2 and Equitable Relief for Premium Part A and Part B -
Letter to Congressional Bill Sponsors on Medicare & Mental Health Workforce
Letter to Representatives Thompson and Katko, expressing support for the reintroduction of H.R. 432, the “Mental Health Access Improvement Act,” which would allow licensed mental health counselors and marriage and family therapists to bill Medicare for medically necessary behavioral health services. -
Letter to HHS Secretary on Medicare & Medication Access
Letter to HHS Secretary-Designee Becerra, urging the current Administration to not move forward with two new Medicare Part D flexibilities and rescind the policy.