Why Expanding Medicare Matters — Celebrating Our Own: Dr. Amy Sova, DC

I’ve often said healing is a community effort. And when one of our own—Dr. Amy Sova, DC, MS—steps up to advocate for meaningful change, it touches me deeply. Amy’s dedication to expanding Medicare access isn’t just professional—it’s personal.

Dr. Amy’s Journey into Advocacy

I first met Amy when she joined our team, bringing with her a background rich in holistic care and functional medicine. But soon, I learned her passion extended beyond the clinic. She’s been one of the driving forces behind H.R. 539—The Chiropractic Medicare Coverage Modernization Act, a bipartisan bill that would allow all chiropractors to be reimbursed under Medicare, not just a select few. Amy’s voice—both compassionate and strong—was crucial in elevating this cause.

The Breakthrough: H.R. 539 Introduced in Congress

Just days ago, House lawmakers introduced H.R. 539, a pivotal step toward modernizing Medicare. This bill would:

• Cap out-of-pocket Medicare costs, easing financial stress for millions of seniors
• Expand premium assistance eligibility to include more vulnerable Americans acatoday.orgkiplinger.com newsweek.com

It’s progress driven by people like Amy—practitioners who know firsthand how essential chiropractic care is for overall health and mobility, especially in older adults.

Why Medicare Expansion Matters for Our Community

When Medicare truly supports natural and functional care, healing becomes accessible to more people—whether they need chronic pain relief, mobility support, or preventive care. Expanding coverage for chiropractic services means:

• More seniors can avoid painful medications and invasive procedures
• Families across Greenville and beyond can afford proactive, drug-free healthcare
• Our mission—restoring movement, empowering individuals—reaches far more people

Amy’s involvement in this fight reflects our core belief: healthcare should be holistic, honest, and available to everyone.

Amy’s Impact, Our Inspiration

At Mountain Movement, we’re not just providers—we’re advocates. Amy’s work in Washington and leadership locally reaffirm that one person’s dedication can drive systemic change. She’s not just treating patients; she’s fighting for them.

When you visit —whether for chiropractic adjustments, myofascial therapy, or functional medicine—you’re part of a movement toward fair, accessible healthcare.

👣 How You Can Help

• Stay informed: Learn more about H.R. 539, its implications, and your representatives' stance
• Raise your voice: Call or email your local lawmakers to show support for expanded Medicare coverage
• Spread awareness: Share this post and tag Dr. Amy on social platforms to amplify her advocacy

In Conclusion

Amy Sova’s leadership is a powerful reminder that healing isn’t just about what happens in our clinic—it’s about shaping healthcare for those who come after us. This month’s Medicare bill reintroduction is monumental, and Amy’s role in that journey is something we’re incredibly proud of.

If you want to support her, want to know more about Medicare changes in Greenville, or just want to join the conversation on natural, accessible healthcare—reach out. We’re here for you, all the way.