04/26/2026
It takes just 10 seconds to make a difference.
Legislation is being considered to modify Multiple Procedure Payment Reduction (MPPR)—a policy that reduces reimbursement for essential therapy services and threatens patient access to quality care.
MPPR stands for Multiple Procedure Payment Reduction.
Here’s the simple version 👇
When your physical therapist provides more than one treatment in a visit—even if both are necessary—insurance will often pay less for the second one.
👉 Example:
You may need hands-on treatment + exercise therapy to recover properly.
Your therapist provides both… but insurance may cut the payment for one of them.
⚠️ The issue?
Those treatments aren’t optional—they’re often essential for getting you better faster and safely.
MPPR can:
• Undervalue the care you receive
• Limit how treatment is delivered
• Threaten access to quality physical therapy over time
Your care should be based on what you need—not reduced by insurance rules.
👉 Take a moment to fill out this quick form and make your voice heard. https://mstr.app/06759d80-39ae-4af8-8b8a-40f3da7dbb51?fbclid=IwY2xjawRbcG9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFzSldGWlI3a3dFSXZSRlRic3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHsfW1RMFLY6M_TP21kp7D-mKFVtuwO5KkdijUVWmohU1o4wvrP7bOw0c-TFv_aem_bdTvDvjoKPANSf46X5NRtg
Your support helps:
✅ Protect access to high-quality physical therapy
✅ Ensure fair reimbursement for patient care
✅ Strengthen the future of outpatient rehab services
Every voice counts. Don’t wait—take action today.
The United Physical Therapy Association has submitted a petition asking the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to re-examine how the Multiple Procedure Payment Reduction (MPPR) is applied to outpatient therapy services. The current policy assumes efficiencies that often do not exist in real cl...
