Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) can significantly aid disabled individuals but raise privacy concerns. A government report highlights the need to protect neural data, provide post-implant support, and address coding, coverage, and payment issues. Despite challenges like recruitment and data measurement, the industry is progressing. Consumer neurotech devices often lack neural data protections, and the BCI field lacks patient safeguards. A collaborative community aims to develop outcome measures for clinical trials and improve communication with CMS for reimbursement. The report emphasizes the potential of BCIs to enhance quality of life for people with disabilities.