The Citizenship Verification in Emergency Healthcare Act wants hospitals to ask patients if they are from the U.S. when they sign in, but promises it won't change their care. It also makes hospitals tell the government how much care they give to people not from the U.S., which might make some hospitals worried about money and extra work.

H. R. 9688 wants to make sure kids can keep their health care for longer through special programs called Medicaid and CHIP, so they don't have to worry about losing it too soon. It helps babies get covered until they're 6 and older kids up to age 19 can have it for two years at a time.

H.R. 9422 is a bill that wants to help states pay for special doctor visits and care in hospitals for people who need help with mental health and substance use issues. It also wants to give states more money to get everything ready, but it needs to make sure everyone plays fair and uses the money wisely.

H.R. 8111 aims to make sure that the addresses for people in the Medicaid program are updated and correct by asking states to check and use accurate data sources starting in 2026. Managed care groups must also tell states if someone's address changes to help keep everything updated.

H.R. 8839 is a bill to help doctors make sure pregnant moms and their babies are checked for a sickness called syphilis using better tests and methods, especially if they use special health programs like Medicaid. It also asks for more frequent checks later in pregnancy and when the baby is born, to keep everyone healthy.

The bill wants to make sure that special milk for tiny babies, called human milk fortifier, is given for free through programs like Medicaid and health insurance starting in 2025, so these babies get the nutrients they need to grow healthy.

H.R. 485 is a plan that says the government should not use a special kind of number, called quality-adjusted life years, to decide how to spend money on health care for things like Medicare and Medicaid, because it might be unfair to some people, like older or sick folks. It also promises money to help keep people healthy in the future.

The bill wants to help keep babies healthy by making sure doctors know the best ways to check and treat for a sickness called syphilis, especially in moms and babies. It also wants to make sure everyone understands how to do this by providing information in different languages and using things like video calls for doctor visits.