HALOMD for HALOMD
What was lobbied
2 issue areas, each in the filer's own words, with who lobbied on it and where.
Health Issues HCR
Support: No Surprises Act Enforcement Act, H.R.4710/S.2420, which would create enforcement mechanisms to combat insurer non-compliance with the No Surprises Act. Support congressional oversight activity related to insurer non-compliance with the No Surprises Act. Support extension of expiring ACA enhanced premium tax credits. Support a long-term inflation adjustment to be applied to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Support reauthorization of the Dr. Lorna Breen Provider Protection Act, H.R.929/S.266 and fully funding its programs, which would increase access to vital behavioral health services for physicians and clinicians.
| Lobbyist | Covered position, as disclosed |
|---|---|
| PATRICK VELLIKY New | Legislative Director, Congressman James B. Renacci (Feb 2014 - Sept 2015) Legislative Assistant, Congressman James B. Renacci (Jan 2011 - Oct 2011) Deputy Legislative Director, Senator Arlen Specter (April 2009 - Jan 2011) |
Medicare/Medicaid MMM
Support: No Surprises Act Enforcement Act, H.R.4710/S.2420, which would create enforcement mechanisms to combat insurer non-compliance with the No Surprises Act. Support congressional oversight activity related to insurer non-compliance with the No Surprises Act. Support extension of expiring ACA enhanced premium tax credits. Support a long-term inflation adjustment to be applied to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Support reauthorization of the Dr. Lorna Breen Provider Protection Act, H.R.929/S.266 and fully funding its programs, which would increase access to vital behavioral health services for physicians and clinicians.
| Lobbyist | Covered position, as disclosed |
|---|---|
| PATRICK VELLIKY New | Legislative Director, Congressman James B. Renacci (Feb 2014 - Sept 2015) Legislative Assistant, Congressman James B. Renacci (Jan 2011 - Oct 2011) Deputy Legislative Director, Senator Arlen Specter (April 2009 - Jan 2011) |
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