Emails and Phone Numbers
To contact the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance regarding Medicare and healthcare policy, you should use the official channels listed below. As of February 2026, Senator Mike Crapo is the Chairman and Senator Ron Wyden is the Ranking Member.
Official Submission Email
For formal statements regarding hearings or legislation (like the 2026 health care agenda), use the following dedicated address:
Email: Statementsfortherecord@finance.senate.gov
Health Policy & Press Contacts
If you are trying to reach specific staff members who handle Medicare and health policy, these are the primary points of contact for the committee leadership:
Majority (Chairman Crapo) Communications Director: Amanda Critchfield at 202-224-4515.
Minority (Ranking Member Wyden) Press Contact: Ryan Carey at Ryan_Carey@finance.senate.gov.
Telephone and Physical Address
The committee often prefers fax or phone for immediate concerns due to security delays in physical mail:
Main Office Phone: (202) 224-4515
Main Office Fax: (202) 228-0554
Mailing Address:
Senate Committee on Finance
Attn: Editorial and Document Section
219 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510-6200
Contacting Individual Committee Members
Because senators prioritize their own constituents, you should also reach out to the Finance Committee members from your specific state. You can find their direct email forms on the Senate Finance Committee Membership page.
Key health-focused members include:
Maggie Hassan (NH): Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Health Care.
Bill Cassidy (LA): A lead Republican on healthcare issues and Chair of the HELP Committee.
Note for 2026: The committee is currently holding hearings on the President's 2026 Health Care Agenda. If your comment is related to this, be sure to reference the specific hearing title in your email to the "Statements for the Record" address.
To contact the House Committee on Ways and Means, you should use the following official channels for general inquiries, policy feedback, or formal hearing submissions.
As of February 2026, Representative Jason Smith (MO) serves as the Chairman.
Official Submission Emails
If you are submitting a formal statement for a hearing record or a policy comment, use these dedicated addresses:
For Majority (Republican) Hearing Submissions: WMSubmission@mail.house.gov.
For Minority (Democrat) Hearing Submissions: WMdem.submission@mail.house.gov.
For Tax-Related Comments: RepublicanTaxTeams@mail.house.gov.
Health Subcommittee Contacts
For Medicare and CPT coding, target the Subcommittee on Health, which oversees the Social Security Act and health care payments.
Main Office Phone: (202) 225-3625.
House Committee on Ways and Means
1102 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515.
Key Committee Staff
While personal emails for individual staff members are rarely public to prevent spam, you can reach the following offices by phone to request the correct policy staffer's contact:
Majority Staff Director: Nick Christensen.
Press Office: (202) 226-4774.
Internship/General Applications: WAMRApplications@mail.house.gov.
Submission Guidelines for Formal Comments
If you are emailing a statement regarding CPT 92507 for the record:
Format: Attach your submission as a PDF or Microsoft Word document (check the specific hearing notice for the preferred format).
Subject Line: Must include the title of the hearing you are commenting on.
Content: Include your name, organization, address, and telephone number in the body of the email.
Length: Typically must not exceed 10 pages.
Constituent Tip: Committees often prioritize feedback from constituents of their members. If your representative is on the committee (such as Vern Buchanan, Lloyd Doggett, or Adrian Smith), use their official contact form to ensure your message is flagged by their personal staff.
To contact the House Committee on Energy and Commerce regarding Medicare policy or CPT coding (like 92507), you should use the following official channels. This committee has broad jurisdiction over public health, including the Subcommittee on Health.
General & Policy Contacts
For general inquiries or to reach the majority (Republican) staff:
General Email: Energy.Commerce@mail.house.gov.
Main Office Phone: (202) 225-3641.
Mailing Address:
Committee on Energy and Commerce
2125 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515.
Health Subcommittee Staff
For specific questions regarding upcoming hearings or Medicare legislation, you can contact the following staff members directly via email:
Health Policy/Hearings: Annabelle.Huffman@mail.house.gov.
General Committee Staff: Seth.Ricketts@mail.house.gov.
Democratic (Minority) Contact: Visit the Democratic Committee website for their specific inquiry form.
To contact the Appropriations Committees regarding funding or policy issues (like Medicare/CPT 92507), you should target the subcommittees on Labor, Health and Human Services (LHHS).
House Committee on Appropriations
For 2026, the Republican majority manages the official committee business.
Official LHHS Submission Email:LH.Approp@mail.house.gov. Use this for "Outside Witness Testimony" or formal public comments for the hearing record.
Media/Press Inquiries: DemApprops.Press@mail.house.gov for the minority.
General Phone: (202) 225-3508 (LHHS Subcommittee).
Senate Committee on Appropriations
The Senate uses specific email dockets for different subcommittees.
General Committee Press Contact: Phoebe_Ferraiolo@appro.senate.gov or dylan_stafford@appro.senate.gov.
LHHS Subcommittee Inquiries: Contact the offices of the Subcommittee Chair and Ranking Member directly.
Chair Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV): joel_brubaker@capito.senate.gov (Chief of Staff).
Ranking Member Patty Murray (D-WA): Contact through the Murray Senate Webform.
Outside Witness Testimony: For the FY26 cycle, specific emails like cjs@appro.senate.gov were used for other subcommittees; however, the LHHS subcommittee often requires submissions through the Official Senate Appropriations Portal.
To contact the Senate Special Committee on Aging for the current 2025–2026 session, you can use the official web form or reach out to specific policy and leadership staff.
As of February 2026, Senator Rick Scott (FL) is the Chairman and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) is the Ranking Member.
For your interest in Medicare and CPT coding, you may wish to reach out to the healthcare policy analysts and staff directors. While specific individual emails are rarely published for the public, the Senate email format is generally firstname_lastname@senatorname.senate.gov or firstname_lastname@aging.senate.gov.
Majority (Chairman Rick Scott) Staff:
Staff Director: McKinley Perrill Lewis.
Policy Director: Jared F. Honts.
Health Care Analyst: Max T. Summer.
Minority (Ranking Member Kirsten Gillibrand) Staff:
Staff Director: Claire E. Descamps.
Policy Adviser: Jill Crissman.
TSHA
General Leadership Inquiries: staff@txsha.org. This is the primary inbox for the state office.
VP for Advocacy: government@txsha.org. This is the most effective address for discussing the 92507 valuation review and its impact on Texas providers.
For specific matters regarding the valuation, payment policy, or clinical review of CPT 92507, you should contact the following CMS divisions and resources:
Primary CMS Contacts for Payment Policy
The most effective way to address the current valuation review (the move from untimed to timed units) is through the department that manages the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS).
General Policy Email: MedicarePhysicianFeeSchedule@cms.hhs.gov.
Practice Expense (PE) & Work RVUs: For concerns about how much Medicare pays for the specific resources used in speech therapy, you can contact the Division of Practitioner Services via Michael.Soracoe@cms.hhs.gov.
Medical Review Questions: For questions on how 92507 is reviewed for medical necessity, use MedicareMedicalReview@cms.hhs.gov.
Local Medicare Inquiries
For questions about how 92507 is being paid now in your specific region, you should contact your Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC). They have their own medical directors and coding specialists who handle local coverage determinations (LCDs).