Congressional Caucus

PMC works in close coordination with the members of the Congressional Personalized Medicine Caucus.

The Caucus Members

In addition to supporting legislation that will help advance personalized medicine, the members of the caucus partner with PMC to host briefings designed to help educate their Congressional colleagues about the field’s importance to the future of health care.

Co-Chair

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema

(D-AZ)

Audio Interview: Arizona and Personalized Medicine

Co-Chair

Sen. Tim Scott

(R-SC)

Video Message: South Carolina and Personalized Medicine

Co-Chair

Rep. Eric Swalwell

(D-CA)

Video Interview: California and Personalized Medicine

Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith

(R-MS)

Sen. Roger Marshall

(R-KS)

Rep. Jake Auchincloss

(D-MA-4)

Rep. Kathy Castor

(D-FL-14)

Rep. Jason Crow

(D-CO-6)

Rep. Madeleine Dean

(D-PA-4)

Rep. Suzan DelBene

(D-WA-1)

Rep. Tom Emmer

(R-MN)

Video Interview: Minnesota and Personalized Medicine

Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick

(R-PA-1)

Rep. Ruben Gallego

(D-NJ-5)

Rep. Josh Gottheimer

(D-NJ-5)

Rep. Raúl Grijalva

(D-AZ-3)

Rep. Kevin Hern

(R-OK-01)

Rep. Doug Lamborn

(R-CO-5)

Rep. Mike Levin

(D-CA-49)

Rep. Lucy McBath

(D-AZ-1)

Rep. Scott Peters

(D-CA-52)

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers

(R-WA-5)

Rep. Jamie Raskin

(D-MD-8)

Rep. David Trone

(D-MD-6)

THE CAUCUS SEEKS TO

SHAPE

legislation that encourages increased research, development, innovation, and access to personalized medicine

EDUCATE

other policymakers about the benefits of personalized medicine for patients and health systems

PROMOTE

discussions about public policies that may encourage investment in personalized medicine and facilitate its adoption by health systems

EXPLORE

opportunities to adapt the health care system in ways that facilitate patient access to personalized medicine

Most Recent Briefing

Congressional Caucus Briefing: Improving Diagnosis and Treatment Through Personalized Medicine

December 5, 2022, 12:00 pm

At the United States Capitol on December 5, the co-chairs of the Congressional Personalized Medicine Caucus organized a briefing in cooperation with the Personalized Medicine Coalition to help educate their colleagues in the House and Senate about the importance of adopting public policies designed to alleviate educational, reimbursement, and clinical adoption challenges that make it difficult for clinicians to take full advantage of emerging opportunities in personalized medicine. The briefing featured remarks from leaders in academia, patient advocacy, and the diagnostics industry.