Make a Difference
The Endocrine Society shares policy recommendations and concerns with Capitol Hill, the White House, federal agencies, and global policymakers. We identify issues that will impact the profession of endocrinology and patients with endocrine conditions and pursue opportunities to impact relevant policy through our relationships with policymakers and by engaging you, their constituents.
Through advocacy campaigns, testimony to Congress, congressional and agency visits, legislative and regulatory comments, and nomination of members to advisory committees, the Society works with our members and coalitions for continual improvement of health policy.
The new United States 116th Congress was sworn in on January 3, 2019. A new Congress presents an extraordinary opportunity for you to contact the new members of the Senate and the House of Representatives, offer your expertise as endocrinologists and/or researchers, and share what issues you and the Endocrine Society find important.
Join our campaign and welcome your new member of Congress today!
If you have any trouble navigating our advocacy software, please refer to our Contact Congress guide.
Policy Updates
- Comments to Administrator Seema Verma on Lowering Drug Prices | January 25, 2019
- Letters of Support for Women's Health Research Day Resolutions | January 24,2019
- Diabetes Advocacy Alliance Coalition Comments on Healthy People 2030 | January 17, 2019
- Endocrine Society Comments on Healthy People 2030 National Objectives | January 17, 2019
- Letter to New Senior Advisor for Drug Pricing Reform | January 9, 2019
- Endocrine Society Comments on NIA Strategic Directions for Aging Research | December 21, 2018
- Coalition Letter to CMS on Evaluation and Management Codes | December 19, 2018
- Letter to House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Fetal Tissue Research | December 13, 2018
- Letter to CMS on Open Payments Program | December 3, 2018
- Comments on BRAIN 2025: A Scientific Vision | November 15, 2018
Please visit our library of Policy Communications, and Priorities and Positions then learn how to become an Endocrine Advocate with our guides and toolkits.