Every day 1.5 million Americans depend upon home respiratory therapy to maintain a high quality of life while receiving the health care treatments they need.

These therapies provide the freedom for those who rely upon them to remain in their own homes and lead fulfilling lives.

 

Discover how the CQRC is working with the supplemental oxygen community to advance the bipartisan SOAR Act (S. 1406/H.R. 2902) and improve oxygen access for Medicare patients.

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Recent News

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.

Lung Patient Community Calls for Supplemental Oxygen Reform

Mary was diagnosed with a rare lung disease at 40 years old. Beverly loves playing tennis but struggles to do so with an oxygen tank. Sarah’s active lifestyle depends on access to liquid oxygen so that she can leave the house for more than a few hours. These stories are similar to many more shared on Capitol Hill for the American…

CQRC OFFERS UP SOAR ACT AS WAY TO SUPPORT ACCESS TO NEW TECH 

The Council for Quality Respiratory Care (CQRC) shared a letter with the House Energy & Commerce Health Subcommittee in advance of its hearing “Examining Policies to Enhance Seniors’ Access to Breakthrough Medical Technologies” to promote its SOAR Act. In the letter, the CQRC makes the case that the Supplemental Oxygen Access Reform (SOAR) Act (S. 1406/H.R. 2902) would:  “Earlier…

SOAR Act Would Help Individuals Relying on Oxygen Thrive

For many, going to the grocery store, stopping by the post office, or attending a college class barely requires a second thought. But for patients like me who rely on supplemental oxygen, these activities require careful consideration about how many tanks of oxygen I’ll need to bring and whether I can make it back home…

Grassroots Advocacy

The CQRC supports grassroots initiatives to advance supplemental oxygen reform and policies that promote patient access.

“A vision for the future of home respiratory care”