This resolution officially designates the week of April 14 through April 20, 2025 , as "National Osteopathic Medicine Week." It serves to acknowledge the 150-year history of osteopathic medicine, which began with Andrew Taylor Still in 1874. The resolution recognizes the substantial contributions of the more than 157,000 osteopathic physicians and nearly 40,000 osteopathic medical students across the United States. These professionals are highlighted for their whole-person, patient-centric approach to healthcare, practicing in all specialties and settings, including rural and underserved communities. Finally, the resolution celebrates the vital role that colleges of osteopathic medicine play in educating and training the next generation of physicians, who are dedicated to delivering high-quality care and improving community health.