Rep. Rochester Introduces H.R.1114, The Long COVID RECOVERY NOW Act
The COVID Patient Recovery Alliance applauds Representative Lisa Blunt Rochester for introducing the Long COVID RECOVERY NOW Act (H.R.1114). The policies support individuals experiencing long-COVID and those who provide their care. The Alliance has been pleased to work with Representative Rochester to bring legislative life to the Alliance’s 2021 interim report long-COVID policy recommendations, and […]
Read More >COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s Statement of Support on Presidential Memorandum
In early April, the Biden Administration released a Presidential Memorandum on long-COVID. The COVID Patient Recovery Alliance issued a statement of support for several sections of the Memorandum which align with the Alliance’s interim report policy recommendations. The full statement may be accessed here.
Read More >COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s Statement of Support of TREAT Long-COVID Act
The COVID Patient Recovery Alliance issued a statement of support of the TREAT Long-COVID Act, which includes several components that align with the recommendations contained in the Alliance’s policy recommendation on funding for long-COVID clinics. The full statement may be accessed here.
Read More >COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s Long-COVID Information Packet: Examining the Evidence, Understanding the Health Impacts on Patients
The COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s “Long-COVID: Examining the Evidence, Understanding the Health Impacts on Patients” information packet, linked here, details significant research findings on long-COVID, specifically as it relates long-COVID’s diverse and broad symptomatology and multi-organ impacts. For additional information and summaries of long-COVID articles and research studies from various media outlets and publications, please […]
Read More >COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s Statement of Support of Section 301 of the PREVENT Pandemics Act
On February 1, 2022, the COVID Patient Recovery Alliance submitted a letter to Senators Patty Murray and Richard Burr, in support of significant new federal long-COVID policies in Section 301 of their new draft bipartisan legislation, known as the Prepare for and Respond to Existing Viruses, Emerging New Threats, and Pandemics Act (PREVENT Pandemics Act). […]
Read More >COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s Statement of Support of CURES 2.0 Legislation
In mid-November 2021, the COVID Patient Recovery Alliance submitted a letter to Representatives DeGette and Upton, in support of significant new federal long-COVID policies in their new bipartisan legislation, Cures 2.0, H.R. 6000. The full statement may be accessed here.
Read More >Coalition Recommends Comprehensive Federal Policies to Meet the Needs of Individuals with Long-COVID
COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s Interim Report Outlines More Than Two Dozen Recommendations for Federal Policymakers To Help Promote Recovery and Restoration Washington D.C. — Today, the COVID Patient Recovery Alliance released an interim report, “Towards Recovery and Restoration: Policy Recommendations to Improve the Care of Individuals Living with Long-COVID.” The multi-sector alliance, convened by Governor […]
Read More >COVID Patient Recovery Alliance’s Letter of Support of CURES 2.0 Legislation
In mid-July 2021, the COVID Patient Recovery Alliance submitted a letter to Representatives DeGette and Upton, in support of the inclusion of long-COVID policies in their recent CURES 2.0 Act draft. The full letter may be accessed here.
Read More >New Healthcare Collaborative Launches to Help Patients with Long-COVID
Governor Mike Leavitt and Nancy-Ann DeParle Announce New, Multi-Sector Alliance to Address Long-COVID Challenges and Promote Recovery Salt Lake City, April 28, 2021—Today, Governor Mike Leavitt, former Governor of Utah and former U.S. Secretary for Health and Human Services (HHS), and Nancy-Ann DeParle, former Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy […]
Read More >The Call to Action
As part of their official launch of the Alliance, Governor Leavitt and Nancy-Ann DeParle also released a Call to Action, in which they outline the need for research and collaboration to “help inform how to best help the millions of Americans whose symptoms may not end, even after the public health emergency does.” Leavitt and DeParle […]
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