S. 3882 aims to help states better coordinate Medicare and Medicaid benefits for individuals who qualify for both programs. It proposes amendments to the Social Security Act, establishing grants to support state planning and activities that integrate these healthcare...
S. 3882 is a plan to help states make sure people who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid get good and easy-to-use health care, with $300 million set aside to help them make and carry out these plans.
S. 4964 aims to address Long COVID through a comprehensive federal response. The bill outlines the establishment of a Long COVID research program under the National Institutes of Health to expedite research, focus on prevention, and improve treatment methods. It also mandates...
The bill wants to help people who got sick with COVID for a long time by making sure scientists learn more about it and doctors know how to treat them better. It plans to spend a lot of money to make sure these people get the help they need through research and new clinics.
The bill, H.R. 9399, proposes a pilot program led by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to help veterans who are enrolled in both Medicare and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) health systems. It aims to improve healthcare access, outcomes, and quality for these veterans while reducing...
The bill wants to try a new program to help veterans who get healthcare from both Medicare and the VA so they can have better care and save money. It will give them helpers to manage their healthcare, and this program will run in a few places for three years to see how well it works.
H.R. 8503, titled the "Delivering Unified Access to Lifesaving Services Act of 2024" or "DUALS Act of 2024", aims to help states create integrated care programs for people who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid. It outlines the development of integrated care models, data...
H.R. 8503, or the "DUALS Act of 2024," is a plan to help states make better healthcare programs for people who get both Medicare and Medicaid, and it also lets people choose their own medicine plans.
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