CBRA is hard at work lobbying and advocating for access to all breast reconstruction options through insurance. We aim to ensure DIEP and other advanced autologous reconstruction options are covered by insurance by 2024.
As a 501(c)(6), we are able to engage primarily in lobbying and legislative efforts. Please note your donation will not be tax-deductible as a charitable donation, but may be tax deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense.
Community Breast Reconstruction Alliance (CBRA) is a 501(c)(6) organization as provided under the United States Internal Revenue Code. Donations are not tax deductible as charitable contribution; however, may be deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenditures for individuals and businesses. You are encouraged to consult with your own tax advisor. Donations herein shall be treated as membership dues and membership contributions by CBRA, to be used in fulfilling the CBRA mission through advocacy and education and other means.
Both CIGNA and United Healthcare have postponed their decisions to stop accepting S-codes, preserving access to advanced autologous for some patients for the time being.
Thanks to our letters from Congress, Senate, Surgeons, Nonprofits, and Patients, CMS is open to re-evaluating the decision to sunset the S-codes.
We have hosted numerous IG live events for the breast cancer community, educating hundreds of activists about the issue at hand and what we can do to advance our mission. @CBRAlliance
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