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Making Heart Rhythm Care a Priority: HRA's Inaugural Capitol Hill Fly-In
Nearly 30 heart rhythm advocates traveled to Washington last week for the 2026 Heart Rhythm Advocates National Fly-In, meeting with 40 congressional offices to make the case for policies that protect access to heart rhythm care. Working in six geographically organized teams, our advocates met with members of Congress and their health policy staff from both parties and both chambers. Senate meetings included the offices of Sens. Chuck Schumer (D-NY), Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY
Oct 83 min read
House Panel to Examine Major Medicare Physician Payment Reforms
The House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health will hold a legislative hearing on September 15 examining proposals to reform Medicare physician payment and strengthen healthcare cybersecurity.
Sep 142 min read
August Recess, September Sprint: Prior Authorization Reform Nears a Decisive Moment
Congress has left Washington for its traditional August recess, but the work of legislating - and advocating - has not stopped. The House and Senate are spending much of August away from the Capitol, with lawmakers returning to their states and congressional districts. Although commonly called a “recess,” this period is officially designated for district and state work. Members use the time to meet with constituents, visit local organizations and, most importantly to them, co
Aug 174 min read
CPR Training for Congressional Staff
HRA recently partnered with Relay Response to provide hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillator (AED) training for congressional staff on Capitol Hill.
Jul 272 min read
HRA Leaders Bring Electrophysiology Priorities to Capitol Hill
On June 4, physician leaders from Heart Rhythm Advocates met with congressional offices and key committee staff to discuss policies affecting patient access to cardiovascular and electrophysiology care.
Jun 62 min read
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