Advocacy and Legal Team – Legislative and Regulatory Updates Appropriations Measure is Signed Into Law by Artemis Policy Group In early February, Congress passed and the President signed into law Read the full article…
Washington Update Advocacy and Legal Team – Legislative and Regulatory Updates by Artemis Policy Group Government Shutdown Begins – and Continues Congress was unable to pass legislation to fund the Read the full article…
Advocacy and Legal Update Advocacy Continues to Extend the Enhanced Health Care Tax Credit Many bleeding disorders patients – along with 24 million other Americans – rely on the Marketplaces Read the full article…
Advocacy and Legal Update Budget Reconciliation Bill Moves to Senate – Significant Impacts to Health Coverage by Artemis Policy Group On May 22, 2025, the House passed H.R. 1, the Read the full article…
Advocacy and Legal Update Senate 340B Bipartisan Working Group Announces New Members by Issie Karan, Legal Counsel In late March, the Senate 340B bipartisan working group, commonly referred to as Read the full article…
Advocacy and Legal Update by Artemis Policy Group 340B Recertification is here! HRSA ‘s Office of Pharmacy Affairs’ 340B Program Recertification period for Hemophilia Treatment Centers will run from February Read the full article…
Advocacy and Legal Update 2024 – An Eventful Year for 340B and Insurance Reforms by the Artemis Policy Group The Hemophilia Alliance advocacy and legal agenda was jam packed in Read the full article…
Advocacy Update The 2024 Election & Potential Impacts on HTCs by the Artemis Policy Group With the exception of a handful of House races, the results of the 2024 election Read the full article…
Advocacy Update 340B Reform Legislation – Current Status and Predictions by Artemis Policy Group 2024 has been an active year for 340B Reform legislative proposals. As of now, there are Read the full article…
Advocacy and Legal Update A Flurry of Activity Related to HTCs and 340B Pre-Election by the Artemis Policy Group As Fall progresses, common wisdom in DC is to not anticipate Read the full article…
