JOINT CAMPAIGNS

CIAAG joined the International Service for Human Rights in promoting their campaign addressing concerns surrounding the election process for the upcoming vote for the 19 Member seats at the United Nation's Committee on NGO elections. Click here to see CIAAG's PRESS RELEASE.

CIAAG participated in the Disabled not Defeated Campaign with coalition partner Adrenal Alternatives.

CIAAG joined Free2Care's campaign to gather public comment regarding the Department of Health and Services proposed rule change to the Safe Harbor that allows GPOs to conduct business with kickbacks. This change will eliminate the ability 0f GPOs to hide behind the Safe Harbor and will increase quality healthcare access and choice, lower costs, and increase competition and innovation in the hospital supply chain.

CIAAG endorsed an open letter to the Member's of the United Nations General Assembly regarding the ECOSOC Committee on NGO's addressing a rapidly growing trend where decisions seem to be made for political reasons rather than on the merit of the application, and where the vast majority of applications are 'deferred' year after year. 

CIAAG joined 31 organizations in a joint letter to the Biden Administration requesting Transparency in Clinical Trials being funded by the Federal grant dollars and conducted by private academic institutions and pharmaceutical companies.

CIAAG partners with Adrenal Alternatives on a joint campaign to advocate for disabled patients to have a right to caregivers during the COVID pandemi

CIAAG endorsed a letter to AHRQ advising of a formal complaint submitted to the House of Representatives Committee on Government Oversight and Reform on grounds of fraud in regards to the Comparative Outcomes Review 240

CIAAG joined 72 organizations endorsing a joint proposal for equitable access to treatments, vaccines, and diagnostics resulting from the ACT-Accelerator

CIAAG sent a joint letter to CMS requesting communication with the states to permit 90 day supply of schedule II medications during the COVID19 pandemic.

CIAAG joined 58 organizations endorsing a joint letter urging to accelerate the development, availability and access to diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines against coronavirus

CIAAG endorsed a joint letter, COVID-19 Principles for Global Access, Innovation and Cooperation toward the common goal of treatment and vaccinations to address the pandemic

CIAAG members joined our "call to action" to email lawmakers in all 50 states sharing our concerns regarding unqualified individuals advising lawmakers on healthcare polich and public changes

Joined several organizations requesting amendments to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's proposed medical debt collection rule

CIAAG joined 151 organizations, associations, and institutions in endorsing the position statement: "Decision by the World Health Organization (WHO) to Withdraw Guidance Documents" – A Global Palliative Care Initiative.

Joined 151 organizations and institutions in endorsing the position statement: "Decision by the World Health Organization (WHO) to Withdraw Guidance Documents" - A Global Palliative Care Initiative

Joined 50 organizations in an open letter to the Delegates at the 72nd World Health Assembly on Transparency Resolution Negotiations

Joined 70 organizations in a letter to Congress expressing concerns regarding provisions in the proposed NAFTA 2.0

CIAAG joined 19 Organizations in a Joint-Letter to House health care leaders urging their support Medicare negotiate prices, stop Monopoly abuses and make drug manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers transparent.

Joined 45 organizations uring congressional leaders to reject any measures that would increase drug costs for consumers, including rolling back provisions in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018

Joined 45 organizations in a joint letter to Grassley and Feinstein in support of the CREATES Act

CIAAG joined over 60 organizations and independent groups urging the U.S. Senate to reject Alex Azar as Secretary of Health & Human Services. Azar has a record of driving up domestic prescription drug prices which would negatively impact our community.

Joined over 40 organizations in Washington DC to promote universal healthcare, price caps on prescription drugs, palliative care and legal protection for chronic illness/disabled patient access to pain medications