Progress Made on Behalf of Physical Therapists in Private Practice
By Alpha Lillstrom Cheng, JD, MA
The 116th Congress is a “divided Congress.”
A Case Study
The range of care PTs can provide at employer locations.
By Alpha Lillstrom Cheng, JD, MA, and Drew Bossen, PT, MBA
With this October Advocacy in Action, we are going to illustrate what can happen when a group of people join their efforts and expertise to engage with the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in order to advocate for the range of onsite care physical therapists may provide at employer locations.
Using Advocacy to Benefit Your Practice
By Alpha Lillstrom Cheng, JD, MA
As a small business owner, your time is at a premium.
The Affordable Care Act
The landmark health care legislation faces ongoing challenges.
By Alpha Lillstrom Cheng, JD, MA
July 7, 2019
Major legislation that impacts most Americans often receives a lot of feedback—in the form of support as well as opposition.
A More Diverse and Divided Congress, New Opportunities for Advocacy
Updated Legislative and Advocacy Priorities
By Alpha Lillstrom Cheng, JD, MA
March 3, 2019
In preparation for each new Congress, the PPS Government Affairs Committee (GAC) meets to evaluate the legislative and advocacy priorities of the Private Practice Section (PPS) and prioritize policy issues and goals to address with the incoming Congress.