Inside Hospice Policy: National Alliance CEO Steve Landers on 2025’s Top Priorities

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As the newly merged National Alliance for Care at Home charts its path forward, CEO Steve Landers shares key hospice policy priorities shaping 2025 and beyond. From pushing back against proposed Medicare cuts to preserving the integrity of the hospice benefit amid Medicare Advantage pressures, the Alliance is focused on advocacy, workforce development, and expanded access through telehealth. Landers underscores the organization’s commitment to elevating patient-centered care and fostering a sustainable, equitable future for home-based and hospice providers nationwide. More

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