Advocacy and Legislation in Limb Preservation: What You Need to Know
A practical look at how limb-preservation policy gets written and how you can shape it. Rep. Jessica Giannino and Mark Molloy, Esq. walk through active amputation-prevention legislation, how a bill becomes law, and concrete steps clinicians, patients, and advocates can take right now.
What you will take away
Read the policy landscape
Understand the amputation-prevention bills moving at the state and federal level, and what each one would change.
Know how a bill becomes law
Follow the path from a real clinical gap to signed policy, and see where your voice carries the most weight.
Take concrete action
Leave with specific, repeatable ways to advocate, from contacting legislators to helping patients advocate for themselves.
Your speakers
Rep. Jessica Giannino
Member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives for the 16th Suffolk District and House Vice Chair of the Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies. Drawn to amputation prevention by her family's story, she convened the State House's first Amputation Prevention Roundtable and is lead sponsor of House Bill 2433.
Mark Molloy, Esq.
Principal of Cascade Strategies, LLC, representing healthcare clients before the Massachusetts Legislature and state agencies. Former Counsel to the House Committee on Steering, Policy and Scheduling, he represents the Massachusetts Foot and Ankle Society, including its amputation-prevention task force bill.
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