H.R. 8227 is a bill that wants to let people on Medicare see their mental health doctors through computer or phone calls, instead of having to go to the doctor's office in person. This could make it easier for people, especially those far away, to get help.

H.R. 7858 wants to make it easier for doctors to get paid by Medicare when helping people with their mental health over a video call, by using a special code. This change is planned to happen by 2026 so that more people can get help without leaving their homes.

H.R. 5687 is a plan to change how people can save money for health needs, making it easier for veterans and older adults to save, and allowing more types of health plans to join in. It also tries to let married people save together and sets new rules for how much money can go into these savings, but some parts might be a bit confusing without more details.

The bill is like a big reminder for everyone in the country to help kids feel better when they're feeling sad or worried, especially because of the tough times during COVID-19. It says that schools, the government, and local groups should work together to make sure kids get the help they need to feel happy and healthy.

The bill wants to help people who don't have homes by making sure they can get health check-ups and special care from nearby health centers. It tries to set aside a little bit of money to make this happen but has some tricky parts that might make it hard to understand who gets the help or how the money is shared.

H.R. 8390 is a bill that wants to make sure people who are having a baby, and for a year after, can get help for mental health and addiction without having to pay extra, just like seeing a doctor.

H. R. 3722 is a plan to help soldiers feel better when they leave the military so they won't feel so sad or lonely. It does this by giving them extra support like special programs to talk about their feelings and finding ways to help them stay happy.

In May 2024, Congress wants everyone to know that taking care of our feelings and thoughts is important, just like taking care of our bodies. They want to help more people talk about mental health and get the help they need without feeling embarrassed.

The "Helping Families Heal Act of 2024" is a plan to give money to community helpers to support people who have had scary times with police, so they can feel better. It wants to use $50 million every year to make sure these helpers know what to do and can work together to help everyone who needs it.

The Suicide Prevention Assistance Act is a plan to give money to doctor's offices so they can help people who might hurt themselves or feel very sad, but only a few places will get this help because there isn't enough money for everyone.

In S. RES. 709, the Senate wants to call May 2024 "Mental Health Awareness Month" to remind everyone that taking care of our minds is as important as taking care of our bodies. They want to help people talk about mental health without feeling embarrassed and make sure everyone can get help if they need it.

The bill wants to help more schools have people like counselors and social workers to talk to kids who feel sad or worried, by giving money to states to hire them. Some states need to add a little of their own money to get this help, and they need to tell how they spent it.

The bill wants to make it cheaper for people using TRICARE to visit doctors when they need help with their feelings or minds, making it cost the same as seeing a regular doctor. It also wants to keep the cost of seeing special doctors the same as it was a few years ago, but only for one year, and then check to see how well these changes worked.

H. R. 8465 wants to help moms who are giving their babies up for adoption by making sure they can get health insurance to cover things like doctor visits and check-ups for up to a year after the baby is born. This is to make sure the moms stay healthy too.

H. R. 8524 is a plan to give more money to schools, so they can hire people like counselors and psychologists to help kids feel better and do well at school. It makes sure there are enough helpers for every kid and promises money to keep the program going each year but doesn't say exactly how much.

H.R. 7858 is a plan to make it easier for doctors to bill for mental health help they give over a video call. They want to make a special code by 2026 for people to use when asking Medicare, a healthcare program, to pay for these services.

The Senator Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act is a bill that tries to make things better for veterans by improving their healthcare and helping them at home, including people who take care of them. It plans to test new ideas to make sure veterans get help more easily and fairly.

The BRAVE Act of 2024 is a plan to make mental health care better for veterans, especially focusing on women veterans, by improving services and prevention programs. It also wants to make sure these improvements are checked to see if they are helping, but it needs to be careful about how money is spent and how quickly things are done.

H. RES. 1093 is about saying "thank you" to social workers for all their hard work in helping people stay healthy and happy, and it reminds everyone how important it is to have more people doing this kind of work.

The Prevention Services for Youth Act is a plan where important helpers want to make it easier for kids and teenagers to get help if they're feeling really sad or having trouble with things like drugs. It’s like a big guide to show how to help everyone in a fair and smart way.

The bill wants to make sure that older people in the U.S. get more help, like better health care and food, from 2025 to 2029. It plans to do this by giving more money to different programs, but there are concerns that this money might not be used wisely.

H. R. 7153 is like a plan to help doctors and nurses feel better by teaching them about health and making their jobs easier. It wants to keep doing this until 2029 but needs clear ways to check if it's working well.

The Long-Term Care Workforce Support Act is a plan to help people who take care of others, like the elderly or those with disabilities, by giving them better pay and support. It sets aside money to train them, make sure they have enough time to rest, and keep them safe while they work.

H.R. 7908 wants to create a special group to help kids and young adults who don't have homes. This group will figure out how to make life easier for them and tell grown-ups in charge what needs to be done.

H.R. 6754 is a plan to help keep schools safe by giving money to programs that stop violence before it starts, especially for kids who might get into trouble with guns. It gives millions of dollars each year for things like helping students who are stressed or teaching adults how to help, but some worry the money might not go to the right places.

The "Family Caregiver Peer Support Act" is like giving a big helping hand to people who take care of their family members by giving them special programs where they can talk to others in the same boat and feel better. It wants to make sure the help goes to places where people might need it the most, like areas with less money or different languages, and it plans to spend $10 million each year to make that happen.

The H. RES. 1032 is a plan to celebrate and support public schools during a special week from February 26 to March 1, 2024. It wants everyone to remember how important schools are and to make sure kids have the things they need to learn, like teachers, books, and help for feelings.

The Crisis Care Access Act of 2024 is a plan that wants to make sure hospitals get paid for helping people who are having big problems with their feelings or are using harmful drugs. It also asks for a big report to figure out how to give this help at places that aren't hospitals, like places in the community, and make sure everyone who needs help can get it.

The bill wants to make sure that if someone goes to see a doctor and a therapist on the same day, both visits can be paid for by Medicaid, which helps people pay for healthcare. This makes it easier for people to get all the care they need without worrying about who will pay for it.

H.R. 9656 is a bill that wants to help more schools, like trade and technical schools, get money for programs that support students with mental health and addiction problems, just like colleges do.

H. RES. 1436 is about saying how important it is to help people who feel very sad and might hurt themselves, especially in September, which is "Suicide Prevention Month." It encourages everyone to talk about and support ways to make sure people can get the help they need to feel better.

The bill wants to let the President help people who have problems with drugs or alcohol during big disasters. It asks a special government group to make sure people can get the support they need and to check if this help works well.

S. 3679 is a plan to keep helping doctors and nurses with mental health services and make their jobs easier by cutting down on paperwork. This plan will continue from 2025 to 2029, but some parts of the plan need clearer instructions to make sure it works well.

H. RES. 1510 is like a promise from some important adults to help soldiers who have been hurt in a special way. They want to find more ways to help these soldiers feel better and make sure rules are followed to keep them safe.

H.R. 8376 is a plan to help Hispanic and Latino kids feel better and healthier by telling everyone about mental health problems and getting more people to help them. It also wants to study why they might feel this way and get more helpers who understand how they feel.

The bill wants to help special health clinics that care for people by giving them extra money and support, so they can do a better job. It needs some rules on how the money should be used to make sure it's fair and everyone gets the help they need.

The bill wants to create a new team in the government to help stop bad people from hurting children. It plans to give money to schools and other places to help them do this and wants to make sure they do it right.

Imagine Medicare is like a big helper for doctors and patients. This bill wants to make sure that when doctors help people with mental health through video calls (instead of meeting in person), there's a special note in the bills to keep track of it. They plan to have this done by 2026.

The Foster Youth Mental Health Support Act wants to make sure kids in foster care get the help they need to feel better and succeed by asking states to work with mental health professionals. It's like making sure every foster kid has a team of helpers to talk to and help them when they're feeling down.

Imagine there are some superheroes working together to keep children safe from bad people who try to trick them. In this bill, these superheroes want to make plans to help children learn to stay safe, help police know how to stop bad guys, and make sure kids who were hurt get the care they need to feel better.

H. R. 10266 is a proposed law that says Medicaid can pay to help people of any age who are in special hospitals for mental health care, instead of saying only older people get help. It also wants these hospitals to follow good rules that help people get better in the best way.

The Mental Health Emergency Needs in Disasters Act wants to help people feel better after disasters like big storms by sending special helpers to talk to them and giving money to places that need it. It's like having friends who know how to make you feel better, especially when things are hard.

H.R. 7108 wants to help more people who help kids feel better in school, especially in places where they really need it. It plans to give states and schools money to hire these helpers and make schools more friendly and welcoming.

The Telemental Health Care Access Act of 2024 is trying to make it easier for people to get mental health help from their doctors using computers or phones, no matter where they live. It also asks the people in charge to check if these online visits are working well and to make sure nobody is being sneaky or unfair with the system.

H.R. 7545 wants to let states add special clinics for mental health help, run by experts, as part of their Medicaid healthcare plans. These clinics will provide many kinds of help, like talking to someone if you're upset or planning what care you need, and this could also apply to soldiers and veterans.

The bill wants to keep giving money to children's hospitals so they can train new doctors, but it says some hospitals can't get this money if they do certain things like give special medicines or surgeries to kids that change their bodies. It promises to give a lot of money each year to help these hospitals train doctors, but there's a lot of talking about how this money will be used and if it's fair.

The SERVE Act wants to help soldiers who left the military because of who they love or how they see themselves. It plans to offer them support like hospital visits and learning opportunities, and make sure they know about these benefits.

H. RES. 1217 is a plan to make May 10, 2024, a special day for thinking about and talking about mental health for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander people, helping them feel happy and healthy, and encouraging everyone to learn more about their cultures.