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Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2018
If you receive VA health care, this FY2018 House appropriations bill would fund VA benefits and medical services above the prior year's levels without changing what's covered.
Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship Opportunity Act of 2025
If you are a Post-9/11 GI Bill user pursuing a STEM or health-care degree, this bill would make it easier to qualify for up to nine extra months of benefits (capped at $30,000) by loosening the credits-earned and remaining-entitlement thresholds.
Supporting VA Families Act
If you are a family member of a VA-connected veteran, nothing changes yet — the bill has only cleared subcommittee.
Improving Transparency Into Pharmacy Benefit Manager Fee Disclosure
If you get health coverage through a large self-insured employer, your plan's administrators will now receive itemized disclosures of PBM and broker compensation they can use when evaluating pharmacy benefit contracts.
Revised Medical Criteria for Evaluating Cardiovascular Disorders
If you are applying for Social Security disability based on a heart or circulatory condition, SSA is updating the medical criteria used to decide your claim.
Establishing the congressional budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2003 and setting forth appropriate budgetary levels for each of fiscal years 2004 through 2007.
If you run or rely on IDEA Part B special-education grants, this FY2003 House budget resolution flagged the program for a reserve fund but did not itself change any funding.
Veteran Breast Cancer Fairness Act
If you are a veteran receiving breast cancer care through the VA, nothing changes yet — the bill has only been referred to committee.
Military Suicide Prevention Oversight Act
If you are a servicemember or military family member, nothing changes yet — the bill has only been referred to committee.
To direct the Secretary of Defense to expand the priority list for the Public Schools on Military Installations Program of the Department of Defense.
If your child attends a public school on a military installation, this bill would enlarge the DoD priority list for construction funding but does not itself appropriate new money.
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016
If you are a 9/11 first responder or survivor enrolled in the World Trade Center Health Program, this law extended your federally funded monitoring and treatment coverage well beyond its prior expiration.
Transparency in Coverage
If you're in an employer or marketplace health plan, you can now request the same cost-estimate information by phone that was previously available only online or in writing.
Accelerating Access to Veterans' Benefits and Employment Opportunities
If you are a veteran waiting on benefits or looking for work, federal agencies have been directed to speed up those processes, though specific changes will depend on agency implementation.
Critical Infrastructure Manufacturing Feasibility Act
If you make or source critical-infrastructure components, expect a Commerce Department study of import dependence and domestic-production feasibility but no immediate change to manufacturing rules, funding, or trade policy.
To terminate the designation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan as a major non-NATO ally, and for other purposes.
For Pakistani defense institutions participating in U.S. supply or joint research programs, this bill proposes restrictions on major non-NATO ally privileges but has not changed current access.
To terminate the designation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan as a major non-NATO ally, and for other purposes.
For participants in U.S.–Pakistan defense supply and joint military research arrangements, this bill made no change to eligibility because it did not become law.
COVID–19 International Response and Recovery Act of 2020
If your employment authorization or immigration status was expiring during the COVID-19 pandemic, this bill proposed an automatic extension but did not become law.
To amend title 38, United States Code, to extend the veterans' employment emphasis under Federal contracts to military spouses, to increase thresholds relating to the applicability of such emphases, and for other purposes.
If you are a military spouse seeking work with a federal contractor, this bill — if enacted — would add you to the group contractors must prioritize in hiring.
Veterans’ Mental Health Access Act
If you are a veteran seeking mental health care through VA, this bill is at the earliest stage and does not yet change what services or coverage are available to you.
To amend title 38, United States Code, to increase the maximum amount of a home health service benefit available to certain veterans under the laws administered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.
If you are a veteran relying on VA-arranged home health care, this bill would raise the dollar ceiling on what the VA can spend on your in-home services — but only if it becomes law.
Vets and Pets Act
If you're a veteran watching for new VA benefits tied to pets or service animals, this bill is only at the introduction stage and does not change anything you qualify for today.
Restoration of Employment Choice for Adults with Disabilities Act
If you are a worker with a disability aged 24 or younger, the introduced bill would remove pre-employment training prerequisites for taking a subminimum-wage job if enacted as described.
Time Off to Vote Act
If you work for a private employer on a federal election day, this bill — if enacted — would entitle you to request two consecutive paid hours to vote without losing pay or benefits.
Maritime Administration Act for Fiscal Year 2009
If you are a cadet at a state maritime academy, this bill proposed larger federal incentive payments but was never enacted, so current payment levels are unchanged.
Focus on Learning Act
If your child's school opts into the pilot, their phone could be locked away for the school day using federally funded storage.
Expanding Access to Mental Health Services in Schools Act of 2024
If you have a child in elementary or secondary school, this introduced bill proposes more federal support for student mental health services but does not itself expand available services.
Family and Medical Leave Act
If you are a federal employee, prior civilian federal service and certain honorable military service now count toward the 12-month FMLA eligibility requirement, and you can substitute accrued annual or sick leave for unpaid FMLA leave — unless you are a VHA employee covered by the carve-out.
Behavioral Healthcare Deregulation Act
If you use behavioral health services, the practical effect is unknowable until bill text is released.
Protect Patients from Healthcare Abuse Act
If you are watching this bill, it has only been introduced and referred to committee, so nothing changes yet for your coverage or billing.
Justice for Incarcerated Moms Act
If you are pregnant and incarcerated, this bill proposes restrictions on physical restraints and support for maternal healthcare in prison, but it has not become law.
To amend title XI of the Social Security Act to exclude from the anti-kickback statute and other sanctions certain remunerations for providing food or nutrition services to individuals.
If you receive Medicare or Medicaid, this bill — if enacted — would let your provider or health plan give you food or nutrition services without that counting as an illegal kickback.
NEST Act
If you teach in a Bureau of Indian Education school or Native American immersion program, the introduced NEST Act proposes targeted scholarships, loan forgiveness options, and training support, not currently established benefits.
National Patient Safety Board Act of 2026
If enacted, this would create a new federal board focused on preventable harm in care settings; at introduction, nothing changes for patients or providers yet.