WHO WE ARE

Linking Physicians to Policy

Our mission is to support oncology practices, providers, and their patients by advancing strategic public policies with federal and state governments, in an effort to protect access to quality of care in the community setting. 

News Impacting Community Cancer Care

Court Strikes Down HHS Copay Accumulator Rule
News Impacting Community Cancer Care

Court Strikes Down HHS Copay Accumulator Rule

Court sides with patient groups; copay accumulators now limited to branded drugs with generic equivalents.

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HHS Names First Ten Drugs for Medicare Negotiations
News Impacting Community Cancer Care

HHS Names First Ten Drugs for Medicare Negotiations

HHS Names First Ten Drugs for Medicare Negotiations

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The Network Sends Letter in Support of Bill to Stop Payment Cuts to  Radiation Oncology
News Impacting Community Cancer Care

The Network Sends Letter in Support of Bill to Stop Payment Cuts to Radiation Oncology

The Network recently sent a support letter to congressional members on mitigating payment cuts to radiation oncology

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The US Oncology Network’s Footprint

Every day, The US Oncology Network helps more than 1,400 independent physicians deliver value-based, integrated care to patients — close to home. Through The Network, these independent doctors come together to form a community of shared expertise and resources dedicated to advancing local cancer care and to delivering better patient outcomes.

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Affiliated Sites of care across 29 states

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The Network in Action

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Comment Letters

The Network submits comments to federal and state agencies on the policies impacting community cancer care.

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Testimony

Network physicians testify before key committees on Capitol Hill and in State Legislatures.

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Days at the Capitol & Site Visits

Network advocates visit with lawmakers to educate them on the issues impacting their patients and practices.

Oncology Advocacy

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We need responsible healthcare policy for patients to get the care that they need.

DR. DEBRA PATT
TEXAS ONCOLOGY