CAP urges Senate Finance Committee to strengthen health insurer transparency and accountability
The Center for American Principles submitted comments to the Senate Finance Committee in response to its Request for Information, “Health Coverage That Works For Everyone,” urging lawmakers to pursue[…]
CAP Condemns CMS Final Rule Implementing GLOBE Medicare Drug Pricing Model
The Center for American Principles issued a statement in response to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) final rule implementing the “Global Benchmark for Efficient Drug Pricing”[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on Biopharmaceutical Patents Published in Democrat News
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed, Patients Benefit When Medicines Keep Improving — Patents Make That Progress Possible, was published in Democrat News. Kilbride highlights the important[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on Biopharmaceutical Patents Published in Orlando Advocate
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed, Patients Benefit When Medicines Keep Improving — Patents Make That Progress Possible, was published in the Orlando Advocate. Kilbride highlights the[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on Biopharmaceutical Patents Published in West Haven Voice
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed, Don’t Make Better Medicine Harder to Develop, was published in the West Haven Voice. Kilbride highlights the important role patent protections[…]
CAP supports CMS proposal to reform Medicare payments for 340B drugs
The Center for American Principles submitted comments to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) supporting its proposed adjustment to Medicare payments for drugs acquired through the 340B[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on Biopharmaceutical Patents Published in Free Bird Times
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed, Patients Benefit When Medicines Keep Improving: Patents Make That Progress Possible, was published in Free Bird Times. Kilbride highlights the important[…]
CAP urges Senate HELP Committee to advance reforms to the 340B Drug Pricing Program
The Center for American Principles submitted a letter to the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) supporting efforts to reform the 340B Drug Pricing Program and[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on Biopharmaceutical Patents Published in Lake Gaston Gazette-Observer
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on the importance of strong patent protections for continued medical innovation was published in the Lake Gaston Gazette-Observer. Kilbride explains[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on Biopharmaceutical Patents Published in Imperial Valley Press
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed, Patients Benefit When Medicines Keep Improving: Patents Make That Progress Possible, was published in the Imperial Valley Press. Kilbride highlights the[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed on Biopharmaceutical Patents Published in Boston City Paper
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed, Patients Benefit When Medicines Keep Improving: Patents Make That Progress Possible, was published in the Boston City Paper. Kilbride highlights[…]
CAP submits public comment on proposed Medicare drug pricing rule threatening continued medical innovation
The Center for American Principles submitted a public comment to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) raising concerns with proposed changes to the treatment of fixed drug[…]
CAP responds to Senate Finance Committee on policies to lower prescription drug costs
The Center for American Principles submitted comments to the Senate Finance Committee in response to its Request for Information on policy options to lower prescription drug costs for patients.[…]
340B’s Transparency Problem Is a Taxpayer Problem
The federal 340B Drug Pricing Program was created in 1992 with a straightforward mission: help safety-net hospitals and clinics stretch limited resources to serve low-income and uninsured patients. Three[…]
CAP Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride’s Op-Ed in RealClearHealth on How Patents Drive Continued Medical Innovation
Center for American Principles Policy Fellow Patrick Kilbride recently published an Op-Ed in RealClearHealth on the critical role strong patent protections play in encouraging the development of new and[…]