The federal government writes thousands of rules a year.
Lobbyists comment on every one.
You should too. OpenComment finds the proposed rules that affect your life and helps you write a real comment into the federal record, grounded in your situation, not a template.
Permanent coverage of audio-only telehealth for Medicare beneficiaries.
Would let licensed home health aides facilitate reimbursable phone visits for rural and homebound patients.
~3,500
federal rules per year
~92%
of comments from organized interests
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Your topics, state, occupation, any personal context you want to include. The kind of detail that makes a comment specific rather than generic.
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Your comment, on the record.
We draft something anchored to your profile. You read it, adjust it if you want, then submit it on regulations.gov yourself.
“The notice-and-comment process only works if the people who live under the rules are heard alongside the lobbyists who draft them.”
Public comment is one of the few legally binding ways ordinary people can influence federal policy before it takes effect. Agencies are required to read and respond to substantive comments. Most rules never get any from the public.