The legislation delays implementation of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) proposed rule requiring Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), groups of healthcare providers who offer quality care to Medicare recipients, transition to electronic Clinical Quality Measures (eCQMs). eCQMs are standardized electronic measures used to measure the quality of healthcare provided. The proposed transition places a significant cost and burden on ACOs and their participants for a temporary solution that will not be applicable by 2030.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw is proud to announce that the Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America organization has given him an A+ rating for his work defending the unborn during the 118th Congress.

This bill reinstates individuals’ access to short-term, limited-duration insurance (STLDI) plans for up to 36 months, an increase from the Biden Administration’s rule limiting access to 4 months. STLDI provides Americans with affordable, temporary health coverage options. For millions of Americans, STLDI is the only option for filling a gap in health insurance coverage.

Congressman Crenshaw issued a statement on the bipartisan government funding bill that includes more than $100 billion in disaster relief for states and communities hit by natural disasters, including Texas during Hurricane Beryl and the Houston Derecho.