HR 9022 United States House · 118th Congress

Military Moms Act

HR 9022, the Military Moms Act, updates the TRICARE health program to allow military dependents to change enrollment due to pregnancy or pregnancy loss (like miscarriage) with medical documentation. It requires the Pentagon to report on maternal care access at military facilities and TRICARE network providers, including staffing shortages, wait times, costs, and challenges with care continuity during military relocations. The bill also mandates a new Military OneSource resource guide listing maternal health services, prenatal/postpartum care, financial assistance, and pregnancy-specific military regulations - excluding abortion information. This directly affects military dependents seeking maternal health care, aiming to improve access and support within the military health system.
Sub-Topics: Women's Health
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Introduced Jul 11, 2024 Last action Jul 11, 2024
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Elise M. Stefanik
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