H. R. 193 is a law that wants to tell how doctors and hospitals get paid when they use smart gadgets like special glucose monitors, which help keep people healthy. The law says the big health boss, called the Secretary of Health, has to give instructions by 2027, but some parts of the law aren't very clear, which might make it tricky for all doctors to use these smart tools.

The bill asks the people in charge of health to make rules on how to pay for machines like special health gadgets that use smart computers to help doctors take care of people better. They need to have the rules ready by the start of 2026.

The Connected MOM Act is like a little helper to make sure that moms and babies can use special health gadgets at home, like things to check their heart and sugar, so they stay healthy. The government will look at how different places let moms use these gadgets and will help them get better at it.