About Us
We Are the National Alliance of Practitioners
By banding together and forming an alliance, we can accomplish what none of us could alone.
Collective Bargaining
Even though a union is impractical for independent contractors, NAP allows us to band together in an innovative way. With all the benefits of a union, we can collectively bargain, and even go on strike against insurance companies, if needed. This will give us the leverage we need to receive fair compensation.
Advocacy and Lobbying
Because we're a trade association, not a union, we are unbound by the laws that restrict unions. This allows us to advocate more freely. We plan to aggressively advocate and push lawmakers to do the right thing. Let's face facts, our system requires massive lobbying efforts to get laws that favor us instead of huge insurance companies. Instead of getting stuck insisting this isn't the way it should be, we're simply going to do what is necessary to create the change we need.
What NAP is About
Our Values
Our Partnerships
Our Programs
At National Alliance of Practitioners, we are guided by a set of core values that drive our actions and decisions. These values include strength through unity, integrity, and collaboration. We believe in upholding these values in all our interactions with members, partners, and stakeholders.
Our Programs
Our Partnerships
Our Programs
We will offer a range of programs and initiatives aimed at supporting the growth and development of members' practices. Programs we plan to offer include access to the largest network of practitioners ever, mentorship, training, and access to funding and resources. We also plan to organize events and conferences to facilitate networking and knowledge-sharing among members.
Our Partnerships
Our Partnerships
Our Partnerships
We collaborate with a range of organizations and stakeholders to advance the interests of our members and promote business stability and growth. The partnerships we focus on building are with government agencies, industry associations, academic institutions, and other key players in healthcare.