Thank you @RobWittman for putting patients first and asking @CMSGov to reconsider a policy that could put less invasive cancer treatments out of reach.

Patients count on improvements that make treatment faster and less invasive. Thank you @USRepMikeFlood for signing on to ask @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal. hubs.ly/Q04BSwcH0

For patients in rural communities, a treatment given closer to home can save hours of travel. Thank you @RepGusBilirakis for asking @CMSGov to keep those options within reach.

Medicare policy should make cancer care easier, not harder. Thank you @RepAndyHarrisMD for joining colleagues from both parties in asking @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal.

Thank you @RepJenKiggans for standing with Virginia patients and urging @CMSGov to withdraw a proposal that could slow access to newer, less invasive cancer treatments. hubs.ly/Q04BSwQt0

Hours in an infusion chair, or a few minutes for an injection. For patients, that difference is real. Thank you @RepMMM for asking @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal.

Patients fighting cancer shouldn't lose access to options that spare them hours of treatment time. Thank you @RepMikeCarey for signing the bipartisan letter asking @CMSGov to drop its fixed-dose combination proposal.

Cancer care is hard enough. Thank you @RepBrianFitz for signing the bipartisan letter urging @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal and keep less burdensome options within reach. hubs.ly/Q04BSwtY0

Thank you @RepKatCammack for putting patients first and asking @CMSGov to reconsider a policy that could put less invasive cancer treatments out of reach.

Patients count on improvements that make treatment faster and less invasive. Thank you @CongressmanKean for signing on to ask @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal.

For patients in rural communities, a treatment given closer to home can save hours of travel. Thank you @RepFischbach for asking @CMSGov to keep those options within reach. hubs.ly/Q04BSwcG0

Medicare policy should make cancer care easier, not harder. Thank you @RepMcCormick for joining colleagues from both parties in asking @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal.

Thank you @RepFeenstra for standing with Iowa patients and urging @CMSGov to withdraw a proposal that could slow access to newer, less invasive cancer treatments.

Hours in an infusion chair, or a few minutes for an injection. For patients, that difference is real. Thank you @DrNealDunnFL2 for asking @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal. hubs.ly/Q04BSx2s0

Patients fighting cancer shouldn't lose access to options that spare them hours of treatment time. Thank you @RepAdrianSmith for signing the bipartisan letter asking @CMSGov to drop its fixed-dose combination proposal.

Cancer care is hard enough. Thank you @RepRickAllen for signing the bipartisan letter urging @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal and keep less burdensome options within reach.

Thank you @RepDavid for putting patients first and asking @CMSGov to reconsider a policy that could put less invasive cancer treatments out of reach. hubs.ly/Q04BSwfw0

Patients count on improvements that make treatment faster and less invasive. Thank you @RepGregMurphy for signing on to ask @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal.

For patients in rural communities, a treatment given closer to home can save hours of travel. Thank you @RepPfluger for asking @CMSGov to keep those options within reach.

Medicare policy should make cancer care easier, not harder. Thank you @RepCarolMiller for joining colleagues from both parties in asking @CMSGov to withdraw its fixed-dose combination proposal. hubs.ly/Q04BSwt80