The Coalition to Preserve Rehabilitation (CPR) is a coalition of national consumer, clinician and membership organizations with the goal of preserving access to rehabilitation services. CPR will advocate for policies that ensure access to rehabilitative care so that individuals with disabilities, injuries or chronic conditions may regain and/or maintain their maximum level of independent function.
Most Recent Advocacy Efforts
June 27:
- Letter to Congress: CPR Letter of Support for Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act. 33 CPR members signed on.
May 31:
- Letter to CMS: CPR Comments on Proposed FY 2023 IRF Prospective Payment System Rule. 20 CPR members signed on.
March 7:
- Letter to CMS: CPR Comments on Proposed 2023 Medicare Advantage/Part D Rule. 28 CPR members signed on.
January 27:
- Letter to CMS: CPR Comments on Proposed 2023 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters (ACA Proposed Rule). 30 CPR members signed on.
December 22nd:
- Letter to HHS: CPR Comments on Proposed Repeal of HHS Regulatory SUNSET Rule. 32 CPR members signed on.
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