H. R. 1170 aims to make it easier for Members of Congress and certain Congressional employees to enter U.S. military installations. According to the bill, as long as they show a valid identification badge, they won't need to schedule their visits ahead of time. This...
H. R. 1170 is a plan to make it easier for Congress people and their helpers to visit military places in the U.S. and Guam without needing to warn them in advance, just by showing a special badge.
H.R. 7401 aims to update title 10 of the United States Code to set goals for the Department of Defense in awarding contracts to small businesses owned by veterans, including those with service-connected disabilities. The bill instructs the Secretary of Defense to ensure these...
H.R. 7401 wants to help small businesses owned by veterans get more opportunities to work with the Department of Defense. This means giving these businesses a chance to win contracts more easily, like using a special list to find them and sometimes letting them get contracts without having to compete against others.
The bill, titled the “Stop Copay Overpay Act,” aims to amend U.S. Code Title 10 to limit the copayments charged to TRICARE beneficiaries for outpatient mental and behavioral health services to the same amount as primary care visits. It restricts the Secretary of Defense from increasing...
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. 9974, titled the "Gold Star Spouses Health Care Enhancement Act," aims to improve healthcare benefits for the surviving spouses of military members who have died in service. The bill proposes changes to Title 10 of the United States Code to remove the three-year limit on...
H.R. 9974 is like a promise to help with doctor's visits and tooth check-ups for husbands or wives whose military spouses died while serving. It says they can keep getting this help for more than just three years.
H. R. 9943 is a bill introduced in the House of Representatives that seeks to amend title 10 of the United States Code. The bill aims to allow certain claims for personal injury or death resulting from medical malpractice that occurred onboard specific types of naval vessels,...
H. R. 9943 is a plan to let people get help if they got hurt or sick because doctors made a mistake while working on some special Navy ships, like big boats that carry planes, as long as those ships weren't fighting at the time. People can ask for help if this happened as far back as 2016, but they need to do it soon after this plan becomes a rule.
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