Medicare cuts have severe implications for cancer patients.
Congress must remember that life-saving treatments only work if patients can get them.
Read more about the Protecting Patient Access to Cancer and Complex Therapies Act. https://t.co/rJVYrDrHTM
Every cancer patient deserves access to high-quality care in their own community. In @stardem_news, Dr. Taksey thanks @RepAndyHarrisMD for co-sponsoring H.R. 4299 and urges Congress to protect oncology practices serving patients across Maryland.
Read more: https://t.co/yaowSQbWEl
Recent changes to Medicare are jeopardizing access to critical drugs and therapies at local clinics like ours. But a new bipartisan bill before Congress would prevent patients from having to disrupt or delay life-saving care.
Show your support: https://t.co/vlptF8ZsiQ
Patients deserve care based on medical expertise, not red tape.
But new Medicare rules put clinics in the middle of drug pricing negotiations. Treatment decisions should be made in exam rooms—not Washington.
Tell lawmakers: Protect the care you count on. https://t.co/vlptF8ZsiQ
Turning 65 shouldn't mean losing access to the vital care you rely on. In @Medscape, Dr. Feldman urges Congress to pass H.R. 4299 to ensure community oncology clinics can remain open and that patients aren't left without critical support. Read here: https://t.co/ONE9d5RwC4
In @WashTimes, Wayne Winegarden highlights the threats to community cancer clinics posed by detrimental Medicare reimbursement changes. Winegarden urges Congress to pass H.R. 4299 to ensure patients maintain access to treatments and providers. Read more: https://t.co/Qvc1EgYwmr
In @RealClearHealth, Dr. Robert Levin urges policymakers to consider the real-world impact of Medicare payment changes. He warns that practices may struggle to continue providing patients with access to critical treatments.
Read more: https://t.co/QiyR5AoItg
In @BucksCoHerald, Doctor Moshe Chasky highlights the growing support for patient access reforms for cancer care.
Patients should not have to navigate unnecessary administrative hurdles to receive the care they need.
Read the letter:
https://t.co/n3s2HAhPUy
Thank you @RepGregMurphy and @RepAdamGrayCA for championing bipartisan solutions that protect patients' access to life-saving treatments through H.R. 4299.
Lowering costs shouldn’t mean limiting care in community physician offices. Read more: https://t.co/NJeKsqDuxD
A majority of cancer patients in America rely on local community oncology clinics for treatment.
But new rules in Washington are threatening their continuity of care.
Tell Congress: Protect the care you count on: https://t.co/vlptF8ZsiQ
Proposed Medicare cuts could make it harder for community oncology clinics to continue delivering care where patients need it – close to home.
Tell Congress to protect patient access and community-based care. Learn more: https://t.co/rJVYrDrHTM
Alternative Funding Programs harm patients. Yet number of employer health plans using them has doubled. Learn what to be on the lookout for.
https://t.co/ZzixCuzzPc
Administrative burdens interfere with direct patient care. That is what medical practices across the nation expressed in the MGMA Annual Regulatory Burden Survey.
Learn more about how prior authorization and step therapy delay care:https://t.co/tIlBUWuvBb
P+P applauds passage of HR3173, the Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act. This bill, endorsed by over 500 patient, provider and caregiver groups, addresses prior authorization barriers that create obstacles to personalized treatment. Read more here https://t.co/20ntPHXnyU
White bagging is unnecessary, ineffective and unsafe. Legislators in state capitols across the country are questioning the practice, and putting policies in place to protect timely patient access to medication
https://t.co/smKHIg9MSC
P+P United wholeheartedly agrees with the sentiment “A patient’s health care provider is in the best position to assess their patients’ medical needs.” expressed by 58 medical specialists and provider groups that treat nearly every body system
https://t.co/GBFmPk6gJi
MGMA’s survey of hundreds of medical practices revealed that over the past year, as health care providers nobly adapted to delivering care during the COVID-19 public health emergency, these practices experienced increased regulatory burdens
https://t.co/YG1vKViYfU
When a patient’s health insurance influences the care he or she receives more than the patient’s own physician, does the patient get real-time access to the best treatment for their condition in the most appropriate care delivery setting?
https://t.co/YKKgBh4uU2
A cancer diagnosis inflicts a heavy burden, physically, emotionally and financially. The Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer Part 2 quantifies what patients, providers and caregivers already know: the economic burden of cancer is stifling.
https://t.co/U8WTIZjgZk
The Assisting Caregivers Today (ACT) Caucus, launched recently by U.S. Senators Shelley Moore Capito (https://t.co/FUZdo5ReYn.) and Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), distinguishes the role of family caregivers.
https://t.co/HJAugStQL5