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Advocacy

The American Association of Breast Care Professionals wears many hats as a representative organization for post-mastectomy fitters. Founded in 2005, it became increasingly clear that mastectomy fitters and other breast care professionals needed advocates to maintain their ability ti treat breast cancer survivors appropriately.

Government Relations and Political Advocacy are core Mission points for AABCP, advocating for over two decades to support Post-Mastectomy Fitter products and services.

AABCP represents the best interests of certified mastectomy professionals at all levels of government, including Local, State, and Federal, appearing before various Agencies and providing education to Private Insurers.

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AABCP’s Mission: Support, Foster, Expand, & Defend

AABCP tracks legislation and regulatory issues affecting the profession. The Association testifies at hearings, introduces legislation, and proposes rule changes that would protect providers and quality care.

AABCP Education and Outcomes Research

As a primary organization in fitting and breast care, AABCP has developed numerous courses in multiple languages as pre-professional education, exam preparation, and continuing education. Representatives have appeared at national and local events, on television, radio, and podcasts, constantly raising public awareness for the mastectomy profession.

The organization has been involved in breast cancer research and post-mastectomy outcomes projects to continue the evolution of our professional services.

Evolving Post Mastectomy Laws

As laws continue to change, AABCP, part of the Global Breast Care Network, has witnessed multi-faceted attempts at the erosion of breast cancer survivor benefits. We take pride in our efforts to protect certified mastectomy fitters and the individuals who rely on these services.