MISSOURI HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION for MISSOURI HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
What was lobbied
One issue area, each in the filer's own words, with who lobbied on it and where.
Health Issues HCR
- Distributed to the members of the Missouri congressional delegation a summary of hospital issues that may be discussed during the August recess. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding a request for MHA review of a draft letter to Dept. of Health and Human Services officials. The draft letter asks for expedited action against certain pharmaceutical manufacturers which were referred to the HHS Office of Inspector General by the Health Resources and Services Administration for alleged violation of federal standards governing the 340B drug discount program. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding a requested review by the Missouri Hospital Association of proposed legislation concerning Medicare payment and supervision standards for physical therapy assistants. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding his co-sponsorship of the Senate version of the Provider Relief Fund Deadline Extension Act. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation to provide requested information regarding Dept. of Health and Human Services spending and reporting deadlines for federal Provider Relief Funds. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding the availability of hospital beds and ventilator in each county in the of the 8th congressional district. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding participation in the Missouri Hospital Associations September 22 advocacy briefing in Washington, DC. - Distributed to the Missouri congressional delegation the Missouri Hospital Associations update on the COVID-19 pandemic that was distributed to the Missouri General Assembly for its annual veto session. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation to respond to a request for sources of funding and other resources to help hospitals respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and association hospital staffing challenges. - Convened a conference call with a new staffer in the office of a member of the Missouri congressional delegation to discuss the Missouri Hospital Association. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation to respond to a request regarding likely state legislative and gubernatorial actions to implement Medicaid expansion. - Corresponded with members of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding opportunities for them to meet with Missouri hospital executives and others during their September 21-22 trip to Washington, DC. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding an agencys withdrawal of a proposal to change the population standard used to define a metropolitan area for purposes of various federal programs. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding a transition of staffing responsibilities within the members office. - Corresponded with members of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding a Human Trafficking Toolkit jointly produced by the Missouri Hospital Association and the Missouri Attorney Generals office. - Convened a virtual briefing session for the Missouri congressional delegation regarding the resurgence of COVID-19 in Missouri. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding documentation given out as a release by a Missouri hospital that was being used to discourage COVID-19 vaccination. - Interacted with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation to discuss draft legislation on rural hospital infrastructure needs that is being developed by Senator Bennett of Colorado. - Corresponded with members of the Missouri congressional delegation to promote H.R. 3173, H.R. 3203/S. 773. - Corresponded with a member of the Missouri congressional delegation regarding a campaign twitter account tweet asserting federal officials were going door-to-door doing forced vaccinations for COVID-19 and the message being counterproductive to efforts to promote vaccination to offset the Delta variant surge in Missouri.
| Lobbyist | Covered position, as disclosed |
|---|---|
| DANIEL R LANDON | — |
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