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CQRC is a leader in the home respiratory community, helping to protect and define the future of cost-effective, high quality home respiratory therapy care for all Americans. It is important to keep our members, the press, and the public informed on important issues that impact home respiratory therapy.
CQRC Applauds E&C Committee for New Report Detailing CMS’s Fraud Investigations and Recommendations for Ceasing ‘Pay and Chase’ Model
Improper payments highlighted in House E&C’s Majority Staff Report underscore the need for continued program integrity efforts and legislative solutions, including the SOAR Act WASHINGTON – The Council for Quality Respiratory Care (CQRC) – a coalition of the nation’s six leading home oxygen therapy provider and manufacturing companies – today commended the House Committee on…
Hundreds of Patients and Advocates Call on Congress to Pass Life-Changing Oxygen Reform Before End of Year
WASHINGTON D.C. – (September 15, 2026) – With just months remaining in the 119th Congress, patients, caregivers and advocates across the country are calling on Congress to pass the bipartisan Supplemental Oxygen Access Reform (SOAR) Act (H.R. 2902/S.1406).This year alone, more than 300 people living with chronic conditions who rely on supplemental oxygen, and other community advocates,…
CQRC Commends Trump Administration for Continued Fight Against Fraud
Adopting a template like the one included in the SOAR Act (S. 1406/H.R. 2902) would end the “pay and chase” model for addressing fraudulent entities, protect taxpayer dollars, and strengthen Americans’ access to care from legitimate suppliers The following statement is attributed to the Council for Quality Respiratory Care: CQRC firmly supports the Trump Administration’s…
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The CQRC supports grassroots initiatives to advance supplemental oxygen reform and policies that promote patient access.
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