For those familiar with “Schoolhouse Rock,” the 1976 classic “I’m Just a Bill” likely conjures memories of elementary school social studies class. It is, however, still an excellent introduction to the legislative process and a reminder that introducing legislation in Congress is...
Meghan O'brien
ACA Fights to Stop Medicare Reimbursement Cuts in 2021
By Meghan O’Brien Federal government relations is a complex and exciting field, especially for membership associations such as the American Chiropractic Association (ACA). Not only do we represent our dedicated ACA members, but also their patients and, as an extension,...
ACA and Coalitions: A Winning Combination
By Meghan O’Brien Representing the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) to Congress and the federal agencies, while rewarding and fun, is also a big job. One of the things I enjoy about working in federal government relations is navigating the interplay...
Senate Approves Coronavirus Economic Relief Package
Provisions of interest to chiropractors address student loans, small business loans, employee retention, and individual rebates. By Meghan O'Brien March 30 Update: Just before midnight on March 25, the Senate unanimously passed H.R. 748, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security...
Opioids: ACA Is a Trusted Resource in Advocacy Circles for Information on Non-drug Approaches
The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) has long been a partner in the fight against opioid misuse by promoting and encouraging the utilization of safe, effective and proven non-drug approaches to pain management, such as chiropractic care. In 2016, the ACA...
