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Testimony before the U.S House of Representatives Committee on Veterans Affairs Subcommittee on Health by John Register, U.S. Army Veteran, Limb Prosthesis User and NAAOP Board Member
NAAOP Presses Congress on the Injured and Amputee Veterans Bill of Rights, H.R. 805
Tell Congress to Pass These Bills Affecting O&P Patient Care
U.S. Senate Introduces Medicare O&P Improvement Act (S. 2125)
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NAAOP exists because patients do not always receive the O&P care they deserve due to various government policies.
Our story of advocacy, education, and unity has shaped a 25-year history of positive results in healthcare legislation and regulation. NAAOP invites all those participating in comprehensive O&P patient care to become informed, involved, and join in our mission to educate the public and promote public policy that is clearly in the interest of the O&P patient.
Congressional Update Webcast
April, 2012 - Update on Injured and Amputee Veterans Bill of Rights, H.R. 805.
The publish date at 3:19 is incorrect. The date should be March 8th, not May 8th.
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“NAAOP’s primary focus is the federal government and the policy making agenda in our nation’s capital, however there is a confluence of issues that are federal and state in nature and we must go forward making sure that no federal policy has negative influences on the state.”
Peter W. Thomas, General Counsel, NAAOP
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“Our members are O&P professionals who care enough about their patient's well being to commit beyond their daily efforts in professional O&P patient care to become involved in promoting public policy that is in the interest of their patients.”
Paul Prusakowski, CPO, FAAOP, President, NAAOP
“I’d like to encourage folks in the O&P profession, those who practice, those who manufacture, those who want to be a part of a group that always puts the patient first, to consider joining NAAOP.”
George W. Breece, Executive Director, NAAOP






