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April 2026 - APTA FAL Briefing Memo

Aug 10, 2026

The April 2026 FAL Briefing Memo is now available.

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July 2026 - APTA FAL Briefing Memo

The July 2026 APTA FAL Briefing Memo is now available. Click Here to View Memo If you are a current member and are having trouble accessing this document, please reach out to [email protected].

May 2026 - APTA FAL Briefing Memo

The May 2026 APTA FAL Briefing Memo is now available. Click Here to View Memo If you are a current member and are having trouble accessing this document, please reach out to [email protected].

February 2026 - APTA FAL Briefing Memo

The February 2026 FAL Briefing Memo is available below for logged-in AASPT members. View February 2026 FAL Briefing Memo If you are a current member and are having trouble accessing this document, please reach out to [email protected].

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Review APTA Federal Affairs & Leadership (FAL) Briefing Memos for updates on federal legislation, advocacy initiatives, Medicare and reimbursement policy, regulatory developments, workforce issues, research funding, and congressional activity impacting physical therapy, physical therapist assistants, students, and the patients they serve.

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