Briefing layer
Translate consequential scientific, policy, payment, and implementation changes into decision-useful briefs with explicit evidence boundaries.
Washington
Healthier years require institutions that can act across boundaries.
P4L is building a Washington-facing briefing and convening layer designed around decisions, standards, implementation, and measurable outputs.
Washington-facing work
Bring evidence, policy, payment, technology, and delivery into the same room.
Healthspan and prevention are cross-boundary problems. No single agency, payer, health system, innovator, research group, or communications function can move the full pathway alone.
Roundtable concept
Build an output-driven Washington healthspan roundtable around concrete decisions, standards, measurement needs, implementation barriers, and accountable follow-through.
Coalition architecture
Map who controls evidence, authority, funding, implementation, communication, and adoption; then design a coalition only where distributed power is actually required.
Mandate creation
Identify missing institutional ownership and define the decision rights, operating function, or cross-sector mandate needed to close it.
Decision domains
Where P4L is looking for leverage.
Healthspan measurementPrevention executionDigital-health adoptionAI governance & implementationPayment & incentivesLongitudinal dataEvidence-to-policy translationPublic trustFederal health innovationStandards & endpointsCoalition buildingInstitution creation
Work together
Discuss an opportunityBring a decision, barrier, or emerging mandate.
What P4L is tracking
Federal signals with decision consequences.
These source-linked records track current programs and policy developments relevant to prevention, healthspan, and institutional action.
CMS ACCESS
The August 17 source update lists more than 150 accepted organizations and payer-alignment commitments representing 165 million members; listing is not endorsement or guaranteed final participation.
Inspect source-linked record →FDA TEMPO
The maintained participant table is high-volatility and is rechecked before consequential use.
Inspect source-linked record →USCDI v7
Latest-release context uses USCDI v7; USCDI v6 remains the 2026 SVAP Approved Version.
Inspect source-linked record →CY 2027 RPM/RTM
CMS policy changes remain proposed until finalized; public comments are due September 14, 2026.
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