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
September 5th
- Letter to Members of the House of Representatives: Please Sign On to Bipartisan House Letter to CMS Administrator Seema Verma Regarding Use of Prior Authorization in Medicare Advantage Plans. 29 CPR Members signed on.
June 26th
- Letter to CMS: CPR Comment Letter on FY 2019 IRF Proposed Rule (CMS-1688-P). CPR Steering Committee Letter.
June 1st
- Letter to HHS: Need for Functional Outcome Quality Measures to Prevent Stinting on Patient Care in the Bundled Payments for Care Improvement (BPCI)—Advanced Initiative. 43 CPR, ITEM Coalition, and Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) Members signed on.
April 23rd
- Letter to HHS, Treasury, and Labor: CPR Comment Letter on Short-Term, Limited-Duration Insurance (RIN 0938-AT48). 24 CPR Members signed on.
April 10
- Letter to CMS: Extensive Use of Prior Authorization in Medicare Advantage Plans Restricts Access to Medical Rehabilitation for Medicare Beneficiaries. 29 CPR Members signed on.
March 6
- Letter to Department of Labor: Public Comments on Association Health Plans and the Definition of “Employer” under Section 3(5) of ERISA (RIN 1210-AB85). 22 CPR Members signed on.
March 5
- Letter to CMS: 2019 Medicare Advantage and Part D Advance Notice Parts I and II and Draft Call Letter: Ensuring Access to Medical Rehabilitation Services. 28 CPR Members signed on.
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