Ep 40: Take Action Today! Advocate Against 2024 Medicare Cuts
Take Action Today! Advocate Against 2024 Medicare Cuts
Over the past couple of years we have routinely seen reductions in reimbursement underneath the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) and this year is no different. While AOTA is working diligently to advocate for our profession, your voice matters! Writing letters to Congress plays an important role in the legislative process of passing policy in the United States. That’s why this week on The Amplify OT Podcast, I am talking about why you need to take action today and advocate against Medicare cuts!
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In this episode, I cover:
- The 3.4% reduction we’re looking at in 2024 under the MPFS if no action is taken.
- How AOTA makes it quick and simple to write a letter to your legislators and be an OT Amplifier.
- Encouraging you to edit your letters and share personal stories of impact.
- The different pieces of legislation being brought to Congress and the solutions they are proposing.
❗ Tune into the next episode of the Amplify OT Podcast to get deeper into the weeds of why we continue to see cuts year after year.
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Helpful Links
- AOTA Presentation: Stopping the 2024 Medicare Payment Cut
- URGENT: Contact Congress and ask them to Prevent Medicare Cuts to OT
- AOTA: Legislative Action Center
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