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9-7-10 Monthly Advocacy Update
Cancer Research and Prevention Programs When Congress returns to Washington on September 13, there will only be a few weeks until the start of 2011 fiscal year (FY2011). With time short and much work remaining on the annual appropriations bills, FY2011 will begin under a Continuing ... until some time after Election Day in November. The delay in final decisions on FY 2011 spending levels underscores the need for ACS CAN advocates to continue making the case to Congress on the importance of funding cancer research and prevention. Even though there is a preliminary sense of what the funding levels for these programs will be in FY ...
9-7-10 Monthly Advocacy Update
Cancer Research and Prevention Programs When Congress returns to Washington on September 13, there will only be a few weeks until the start of 2011 fiscal year (FY2011). With time short and much work remaining on the annual appropriations bills, FY2011 will begin under a Continuing ... until some time after Election Day in November. The delay in final decisions on FY 2011 spending levels underscores the need for ACS CAN advocates to continue making the case to Congress on the importance of funding cancer research and prevention. Even though there is a preliminary sense of what the funding levels for these programs will be in FY ...
Ruling a Victory for Cancer Patients
... Patient Protections for Families Affected by Cancer Trenton, NJ – June 28, 2012 – The U.S. Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of provisions of the Affordable Care Act that are critical to ensuring that people with cancer and other life-threatening chronic diseases can access quality, affordable health care. “The ruling is a victory for people with cancer and their families nationwide, who for decades have ... and their families to access needed care by ensuring that proven preventive services such as mammograms and colonoscopies are offered at no cost to patients, eliminating arbitrary dollar limits on coverage that can suddenly terminate care and prohibiting insurance companies from ...
Advocacy Update 11.13.2014
... and VPs), Corporate Center Functional Leaders, Community Engagement and Partner Relationships Senior Directors, All Health Systems Staff, ACS CAN Field Staff and ACS CAN National Staff. Midtem Election Update Election Outcomes Last week, elections for several federal, state, and local ... picked up 8 seats for a 53-46 majority. They are favored to win in Louisiana and could end up with a 54-46 seat majority. In the U.S. House of Representatives, Republicans picked up an estimated 15 seats. If current margins hold, Republicans will head into the 114th Congress with at ... House and Senate committees crafted bills in the 113th Congress to eliminate the SGR, but failed to agree on a way to offset the $138 billion cost of the fix. The current fix expires on March 31, 2015. The doc fix is the legislative vehicle in which ACS CAN is working to tie legislation ...
Letter to Gov. Cuomo on Exchanges
The following is the text of a letter that was delivered to Governor Cuomo on March 28, 2012 from American Cancer Society Eastern Division CEO Donald Distasio. A PDF version ... women enrolled in private health insurance. The health care crisis is a cancer care crisis that must be addressed now. For too many, delay can be deadly. Therefore, we applaud your reported decision, in the face of legislative delay, to create a health benefits exchange through ... coverage choices that offer the optimal combination of choice, value, quality, and service. The exchange should be empowered to promote cost containment and quality improvement through such means as product standardization, payment reforms that incentivize the efficient delivery of ...
8-7-09 This Week in Health Care Reform
ON CAPITOL HILL August is proving to be an intense and energetic time surrounding health care reform. As you are aware, members of the House of Representatives left Washington, D.C. last week to begin the August recess. The Senate is slated to wrap up its work today, but legislative ... Washington to individual congressional districts, where members will hold listening sessions or town halls to discuss health care reform. ACS CAN is activating grassroots advocacy volunteers across the country to urge lawmakers to move forward and support the enactment of meaningful ...
3-24-11 Affordable Care Act Update
One Year Later: Provisions of the Law Already Helping Cancer Patients Timed to coincide with yesterday’s one-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, ACS CAN launched the Affordable Care Act Quiz , a new, interactive tool that can be found on fightcancer.org . This short, educational quiz tests your ...
3-24-11 Affordable Care Act Update
One Year Later: Provisions of the Law Already Helping Cancer Patients Timed to coincide with yesterday’s one-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, ACS CAN launched the Affordable Care Act Quiz , a new, interactive tool that can be found on fightcancer.org . This short, educational quiz tests your ...
3-24-11 Affordale Care Act Update
One Year Later: Provisions of the Law Already Helping Cancer Patients Timed to coincide with yesterday’s one-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, ACS CAN launched the Affordable Care Act Quiz , a new, interactive tool that can be found on fightcancer.org . This short, educational quiz tests your ...
2-5-10-This Week in Health Care Reform
... reform legislation forward. As always, we remain committed to securing meaningful health care reform in this Congress to address the needs of cancer patients and their families. GRASSROOTS UPDATE ACS CAN is keeping up the pressure on legislators, urging them to finish the job on meaningful health care reform. Earlier this week, we began ... patch-through calls to targeted Senators – Democrat, Republican and Independent - and completed 744 patch-throughs in just the first two days of calling. We expect this rate to greatly increase as we continue calls for the next two weeks. On Tuesday, ACS CAN hosted its monthly State ...
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