The Protect Medicaid Act wants to change the rules so that the US government doesn't pay for the paperwork costs of giving health benefits to people who are not allowed to be in the country. It also asks for a check-up to see how different states handle these rules and what they do with their money.

The IVF Protection Act wants to make sure that states can't say "no" to a special doctor method called IVF, which helps families have babies, if they want money from a big U.S. healthcare program. But, it also says it's okay if some places or people don't want to use it, and the states can make rules to keep it safe.

S. 5432 is about making it easier for people who use Medicaid to see their doctors regularly by paying a fixed amount, kind of like a subscription service. This bill wants to make sure there's a good plan for doing this and promises to check in later to see if it's working well.

S. 4447 is a bill that wants to make it easier for women to buy birth control pills without needing a doctor's prescription, but they still need to ask a doctor if they’re under 18. It also says that the government should study how it pays for birth control and related things to understand where the money goes.