National Council On Aging
Lobbying group · Jul 2025 – Sep 2026
National Council On Aging spent $120K lobbying the federal government (Jul 2025 – Sep 2026), mostly on health care, medicare & medicaid. It used 5 lobbyists, including people who worked for 4 members of Congress.
- Spent on lobbying
- $120K
- Lobbyists
- 5
- Issues
- 2
Spending by quarter
- 2025 Q3$30K
- 2025 Q4$30K
- 2026 Q1$30K
- 2026 Q2$30K
Issues lobbied
- Health care
- Medicare & Medicaid
Lobbying firms hired
- Mcdermott+ LLC$120K
Lobbyists who worked in Congress
- Rodney Whitlock
2011-2015: Health Policy Director, Sen. Chuck Grassley; 2005-2010: Health Policy Advisor, Senate Finance Committee…Chuck Grassley (R-IA) - Amy Kelbick
2015-2017: Senior Policy Advisor, Rep. Jan Schakowsky; 2013-2015: Senior Legislative Assistant, Rep. Bill Foster…Janice D. Schakowsky (D-IL) - Amy Kelbick
2015-2017: Senior Policy Advisor, Rep. Jan Schakowsky; 2013-2015: Senior Legislative Assistant, Rep. Bill Foster…Bill Foster (D-IL) - Josh Jorgensen
2017-2020: Senior Legislative Correspondent; Legislative Aide, Sen. Mike RoundsMike Rounds (R-SD)
Agencies contacted
- Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (Cms) · 8
- Health & Human Services, Dept of (Hhs) · 8
- House Of Representatives · 8
- Senate · 8
- White House Office · 8
Related
Filings
- 2026 Q2 report$30K
- 2026 Q1 report$30K
- 2025 Q4 report$30K
- 2025 Q3 report$30K
From Lobbying Disclosure Act reports filed with the Senate and House.
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Capitol Receipts, “National Council On Aging: Lobbying Spending, Issues & Bills,” https://www.capitolreceipts.com/lobbying/cnationalcouncilonaging/national-council-on-aging (accessed 2026-10-17).